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Eve smiled at his compliment, a proud expression on her face as she looked around the area. "Ah," she spotted a fox nearby, circling a large tree. "That one. Can you hunt that?" She took an eager step towards the direction of the animal, glancing to the swan and back to the buck in interest of what they were to do.

And so she did follow closely to him, her curious eyes following. "Alright, I'll be right behind you." She said, a hint of a smile on her lips. Her father never really let her with him on hunts-- and now she'd see it first-hand and the thought enticed her. "I'm ready when you are."

She was surprised at his sudden movement, following suit carefully and at a distance, watching the buck's swift reactions. And what he had done did not even faze her one bit in a negative sense, though the blood trickled down the dirt land and the area grew quiet once again. The dark male had gotten his prey.

And by instinct she walked towards the Wilted Branches, a gentle smile on her lips and slowly coming up beside him. "Wonderful. You're very strong." she said with a bump of her nose briefly to his neck, eyes brightening up to seek his.

"Thank you for showing me." She sensed this meeting would be cut to an end soon though she did not like it. "Are you weary?" Evenfall asked with concern, tilting her head to the side.

With both the hunted catches in sight, she realized that she had been missing a lot, already eager to try to hunt just like the buck. Even though she had no idea what to do. She was curious, interested -- and that always drove her to do new things despite anything else.

"You're a wonderful hunter," she offered another smile to him, touching her nose to his neck again before she stepped back, nodding her head. "Perhaps another time, then." Evenfall looked up at the sky, it was getting later.

She turned to him again. "May I walk with you?" the doe asked, knowing he had to return to wherever he had to and if she could, she would want to follow.

The gentle response to her shoulder made her eyes brighten, looking up at the taller kimeti. "It was an enlightening time." she still carried that content smile-- even slightly shy at the compliment, glancing at the kills at his side, not the lease bit fazed or disapproving with the bloody spectacle. Even finding this whole hunting scenario charming -- though her feelings were probably more for that buck at her side.

And the afternoon was quickly ending, she could feel the night coming. "Thank you, Wilted Branches." She said the name fondly as they started to walk, knowing when evening fell -- that she would feel that call of the stars to light her way.