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She nodded her head to affirm her answer that yes, they did hunt together. "Sometimes." She also went alone sometimes just because she was better at finding spur of the moment trails than she was actually employing the tactics of a large-scale hunt--but those were never the big meals she went after then because she knew better, and knew that one wolf could only do so much. "You can learn, if you want it," she returned, hopeful that he could do better than the aerial acts his lunatic father had launched once; their good teachers here would make sure of that. "With time, and come spring--which better come soon--there will be plenty of opportunity," Ame nodded, quite sure of herself. There would be hunting to be had and he, so long as he ran among them, was welcome. When the upper meadows opened more and they would have puppies to feed (she wasn't ready to tell him this so directly though), she knew the pack would go hunting for the big finds up high now and again.

With or without that leg beneath him in full, if he wanted to hunt the bigger game on heights, he'd just have to learn how. "Perfecting your balance now will help." she motioned very briefly to his lame leg. In all of its manifestations, she would always believe balance was important, more so than her words may let on.