She wished he wouldn’t think so lowly of himself. As with most creatures though no one could change their mind about something in a day. Just as her wound with Levi would not heal from mone meeting with a dear friend. Time would take care of that, and Tuari would be certain to remove the dark thoughts from his mind by any means necessary. Just because he killed wolves didn't’ make him bad. Of course she didn’t know he played a role in what happened to her Levi, perhaps that would change things, yet right now all she knew was he was killing others to serve some justice. Something she felt she could make him understand… he didn’t kill for no reason. He was set in his way for now at least… later she would work her magic and try to at least have him take it a little easier on himself…

For a start she would get his little training session started. He seemed to enjoy her little game. He wasn’t the fastest, and she watched him to make sure he wasn’t far behind. When she scampered up her tree she it wasn’t exactly something that easily would happen in one go. She started learning when she was very young after all. Her father taught her soon as she was walking well on her own and hunting things like crickets along with Yoska. She missed her brother, but he had their parents wandering paws… They struggled and they were climbing trees that almost where horizontal. They were taught to balance on fallen logs and use the wilderness as their trainer. Her father was quite the wild man, she missed him too, but she knew he was happy wandering around out there somewhere.

So maybe she was being a little rough with Dexter then.

She watched him teasingly from a slightly higher branch. Her tail waved slightly, watching as he made a rather valiant first attempt. He scrabbled nails scraping and digging off the bark before sliding off and down and landing on the ground again. She watched him carefully then, orange and green eyes scanning over him before giving him a little head tilt. Soon enough he said he was going to try again without her coming down just yet. She could scale vertical trees if she had to, this was still a good start for him even if it was a little harder than she started on. But where was the fun if he wasn’t taught a little humility?

He moved back starting at the tree again moving a little faster again, though he clumsily pulled himself onto the branch watching it bob slightly and him wobble more on it. She nodded as he commented that she had to have amazing balance. Practice, even cats couldn’t move on branches so easily, they learned as cubs, just as she did. He would take time and she would show him all the tricks in the books if she had too. Rainy days or snow was about the worst of it though. Otherwise she was pretty unshakable now.

Speaking of. She stood up on her branch jumping onto his giving it a good shake before leaping to the ground. She looked back up at him to see the aftermath of her playful wrong doings, tail waving to see if he would fall out or if he managed to hang in there. Either way she wouldn’t judge but she wanted to see what he would do with a little be of pressure added.