Comply

The wraith worked quickly, in picking the flesh away from the skeleton of the fawn. In truth it proved to only take her a few long minutes to pluck it free of nearly all the meat, minus chewing on the bones. He wasn't one to express feelings much, that was apparent..perhaps something to work upon. But for those few minutes, did Abelinda state her hunger - which was easy to do with a fawn. A big meal was needed, then again it never was. One of the many merits of being lithe and small as she was; she didn't eat as much as a larger wolf would. His question caught her a bit by surprise, those ears flicked in thought once finishing up the meal and grooming herself. “The question is; where to begin and what do you want to know?” That head titled briefly, knowing this would be an interesting conversation. The wraith stepped away from the corpse and took a spot to his right to lay down, knowing they maybe here for awhile.

“And in the dark, I can hear your heart beat.”