Greatwater Lake Albino VS. Albino

Yes, thank you Laksha! These three will probably cross paths again someday.

I think we should start a new thread for the aftermath. c:

As the two of them ran off, fleeing from the snow beast, Kove stayed a little ways behind Scarlett. He had the sense they weren't yet alone for a good bit after leaving the cat behind, but the man expected nothing less. A hunter was never quick to leave their prey, even if said prey fled the scene. After awhile, though, the unsettling feeling in the pit of his stomach ebbed away, until finally it disappeared when the lupine's stopped. His mind was no longer on the cougar, nor was it on himself, but was on the albino wolf with him. Flicking an ear, the ghostly male waved of her concerns, but also chose to give a vocal answer. "I'm fine," he stated calmly, panting a bit from their quick escape. "You don't need to apologize."

The fact that the female was close to tears put him off a bit, but he said nothing of it. Rather than speaking more, Kove moved closer to her and, albeit hesitantly, licked at her wound. He worked to clean it, and once finished, his copper orbs trailed to Scarlett's face, before pulling away to look back in the direction they'd come from. A part of him, the small whisper in the back of his mind, had a feeling that their run-in with the other albino was not yet over. Not wanting to worry his friend, no words of his inner worry left his maw, but he did turn to face her. "We should move further," he murmured. "It's always better to be safe, rather than to be sorry." Without waiting for a response, he lowered his head and used his crown to nudge the woman forward more, careful to avoid her injured shoulder. When they would stop, when the threat would be gone entirely, Kove was unsure, but he knew it was not in that moment.