Rising Sun Valley Rather Ambitious

Definitely going to make Ad dislike Kove more xD

Kove watched as the woman tried to look passed him for a bit, before it seemed his scent had registered in her mind. He didn't know what to make of that, except that she was acting irrational. “Scarlett, you need to relax,” he told her, pulling his own ears back when he heard her stomach growl. The last time he'd seen her eat was back when he'd brought something for her. While he was sure she'd eaten at least some food since then, her stomach made it obvious she hadn't been eating nearly enough. The ghost didn't mind her looking after the injured children, but he didn't like that she wasn't taking care of herself as well. “I wouldn't care if you were the world's greatest caretaker of gamekeeper, I still wouldn't allow you to do something so dangerous,” he stated firmly, making it quite clear he wasn't going to just leave and let her carry on down the current path before her. In his mind, it could only lead to an accident of some sort, and he wasn't about to allow that when he knew he could prevent it. “I understand your want to care for the injured, but I don't like that you've neglected yourself in the process. When was the last time you ate, Scarlett? You do know you can't care for anyone if you run yourself to the ground, right?” Kove did his best to keep his voice calm and even, but he couldn't stop himself from slipping up and showing how upset he was with her, and for her.

The pale man pinned his ears back when she spoke again. “I did not say you were useless!” he countered. “And you will not be taking that elk down, not alone, anyways.” Kove narrowed his eyes at her in an attempt to leave no room for an argument. He didn't want to fight with her over this, but would if it was the only way to knock some sense into her. “We will both work to take the elk down, and then you will eat before anyone else does. I won't allow you to take it back to the young ones unless you eat first.” In her current state with an emptied stomach, the Inuit was sure she wouldn't be able to drag the carcass back alone, and he was determined to make her eat.