Unexpected

When the wolf finished talking, Zanire had finished her first fish, just nibbling off some little bits of meat she missed then tossed it behind her. She turned to look at him, boy did he have a mouth. Once he started talking, he didn't stop. It was interesting but a bit much, she didn't mind though. The bear had been alone for awhile now, even though her species were solitary, she found herself wanting some companionship. It was because of that that she didn't say anything when he had stopped for a short moment, just picked up the second fish and started munching on it while he continued talking and asking questions.

Once he had stopped talking she finished her second fish and tossed it behind her, tongue running over her lips, giving a shake of her head. Finally she could talk to him and answer his questions, so she shifted how she was sitting before locking her purple gaze on him. "You come off strong, lots of questions you have for me. Try taking a breath between each sentence or you'll pass out." She chuckled, lifting up a paw and pulling out a piece of fish from between her teeth. "If you want to improve your hunting skills, attacking a bear would be the very last thing you wanna practice on." She warned him, a seriousness on her face and in her voice. "Even a full grown male can't take one on by itself, you need a pack for that. You should try with smaller animals first." The bear stuck her tongue out and ran it over her nose briefly before pulling it back into her mouth.

Zanire really hoped this kid was listening to what she was saying and not forget, a bear was definitely not a thing he should be tackling at such a young age. He should be working with smaller animals. "You should try with fish, squirrels, hares, mice. Even though they are small and not much t eat, they are good practice to improve on your speed and agility." Some advice would be good for him, and she knew what she was talking about because of Lunaire's parents. Suddenly she realized what he had last asked her, a surprised look on her face. Should she let him join her? He certainly was no Lunaire but... she was lonely. Maybe if she let him he would be safe, not run off and try attacking another dangerous animal.

The bear sighed heavily, turning her head to the side and rubbing her head with a large paw. She might as well let him join, she had nothing else to do and at least he would be safe with her. She could teach him some things about hunting. "You can come with me Roman, but you must do as I say. Okay?" She asked him, giving him a serious look and tone of voice. Slowly she shifted once again, this time picking herself up so she was standing on all four.