Rising Sun Valley Rather Ambitious

Kove is going to tell on her to Ad. xD
It would seem as if I got a bit carried away with my response. x-x This seems to always happen, omg.

The ghost shook his head slowly, letting loose a sigh as he did so. When he brought his eyes back up to meet her own, he allowed a small smile to grace his features, but it didn't quite reach his optics. His overall appearance still screamed his concern for everyone to hear, and he made no attempt to hide it, either. He was allowed to be concerned for her, after all, and would make sure she knew he was. It seemed as if the albino had started to come to her senses, which the man was glad for. “I believe that you didn't do it on purpose,” he assured her. Kove's understanding and belief did not mean he accepted her lack of attention given to herself, but at least showed he knew she hadn't done it on purpose. The woman had been too caught up in tending to the young to take the time to tend to herself, too, and he blamed himself for that. They were partners, that had been made clear when they'd admitted their love to one another, and partners took care of one another. Clearly, he hadn't been doing a very good job, and would make sure to change that so the current situation would not repeat itself again.

Kove gave her an astonished look, and quickly shook his head. “You do not need to prove yourself,” the man stated. “You have already showed how strong and kind you are to last for several lifetimes. If anyone ever doubts you or makes you feel as if you need to prove yourself to them, just walk in the opposite direction. They are not worthy of your presence.” By now the man had forgotten his previous anger and upset feelings. Instead, he found himself feeling a bit bad for not knowing that the one he loved believed she needed to prove herself to someone, when she so obviously did not. He felt even worse for having raised his voice, and his ears fell back flat against his cranium when he heard her apologize. “You do not need to apologize,” he said, moving closer so he could place his nose gently against her cheek before pulling back and licking her over her muzzle. “I am sorry for making you feel as if you should apologize. It is not your fault, I know that.” Kove gave a short bob of his head when she promised to eat first, too, as he didn't wish to argue with her any further. She was his light, after all, and being the one to dim her seemed like a crime against nature itself.

His head turned so he could look first to the elk, and then to the water. He could tell that the current was a bit stronger than usual, but didn't see a problem with her plan. The Inuit man had long legs that would assist him in cutting through the water, and the lack of silence needed to complete the task would make it that much easier. “Alright,” he said, agreeing to her words. “I'll chase it from the water, and then you can make the kill. I know you will be able to do it.” He wanted to tell her to be careful, to make sure she avoiding the hooves of the creature, but held his tongue. There was no doubt that she knew those things already, and he didn't want to upset her. Kove believed in her ability to hunt, and nothing would change that. Without letting anymore thoughts invade his mind, the pale man made his way into the river. The current tried to fight him a few times, to try and knock him down, but he fought back more and kept himself from slipping. By half-walking and half-swimming, he made his way over towards the prey animal and went around to it's other side, more or less forcing it to head towards the river's bank.