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Amunet licked her muzzle slowly, cleaning the blood off of it delicately. The remains of a young buck lay nearby, most of the tender bits now residing in Amunet's stomach. She'd wanted a challenge, or at least some fun, and picking on a healthy deer was much more interesting than rabbits. She'd chased it far from her pack's cave, though, and was in an area unfamiliar to her as a result. Despite this, she didnt seem overly wary of anything that might be around her.. Then again, if it wasnt for the smell of blood that lingered around her from her kill, she would have been nigh on invisible against the outcropping of rocks that she was settled on.

Amunet's ears swiveled towards the green male as he entered the area, nipping at the buck she'd brought down. She watched him without moving, knowing she was hard to see against the rocks, and taking full advantage of that as she inspected him. Amunet's fangs bared in a fleeting grin, and coiling her legs under her, she sprang down from the outcropping. "Sorry, I dont think I'd make a good meal." She said breezily, approaching him. "You could always try, though." She circled him, her cracked pelt easier to see now, against the greenery of the clearing.

Amun's eyes flashed, the challenge in his voice bringing her contrary nature to the fore. She stayed at a slight distance, this wasnt one of her pack-brothers that she could brush up next to teasingly. "I wont be so arrogant as to say I could." she said, a grin tugging at her muzzle, "But should you attempt it, I'd fight you nonetheless." Amun sidled closer to him slowly however, and for all appearances, she faced him fearlessly.

She stood stone still as he inspected her, her spines raised under the scrutiny. Amun settled onto her haunches as the male then laid down, her spines lowering a bit as he didnt seem about to attack her anytime soon. "I am." she responded easily, her ears flicking back. She'd been with the Xa'los pack since she was a young adult, and hadnt met any nomads while she was on her own.. Or Alchemist Rogues, for that matter. But she had a suspicion about this particular Ikal.. She'd heard Khaless and En mention a green pup once or twice, a pup that had left the pack a long time past. "And I suppose youre not?" she countered in return, her dark eyes watching him with a grin.

Amun's eyes narrowed, briefly, at his tone. Then the look disappeared, replaced by her typical sultry smile. "Why should you concern yourself with that, if I am just a snack to you?" she countered his words swiftly, her tone teasingly light. Amun seemed to have disregarded his alliances, her dark eyes never leaving his.

Amun watched the other wolf quietly a moment, then tipped her head in agreement. "I know you, too.. You're the pup who returned to the Alchemist from our pack, arent you." She asked, wanting to confirm the suspicion she'd had in her mind upon meeting him.

Amun's ears flicked back as he stood, her smaller stature forcing her to look up at him. Her normally smiling features twisted slightly, eyes lidded as she thought. The pack had been dull, of late.. she'd turned to hunting to amuse herself, but he.. While she could never trust him, his company was at the very least, interesting. "Play?" she stressed the word, and she sidled closer to him. Amun moved adbruptly, circling him once more, her fur brushing against his sides. "On the contrary, perhaps I find your alliance.. intriguing." she looked up at him with a half grin, her tone bordering on being malevolent.

Amun moved with him, her tail curling slightly upwards now, betraying her enjoyment of the current situation. She advanced when he backed away, keeping the close quarters as they were. "You're fairly forward, arent you?" she countered, her eyes glittering with a dark amusement. "Nonetheless, no. I dont.. Havent really found anyone interesting enough." Her teeth flashed in another grin as she looked up at him.