She wasn’t angry that he was uncertain, she understood in some ways. It took a long time for her to accept that her soul wasn’t coming back. If Levi still had been here this might not have ever happened. In a way she felt badly, but if Levi came back now her feelings for Dexter wouldn’t fade. She still owed him so much. Their friendship was just a start, but her attachment and trust in the male had only grown with time. They had hunted together in a few pack hunts, and took down that bear together with the pack too. They had several experiences and now they would have to do one of the greatest and scariest things together too. She couldn’t be happier despite reasons that maybe she should be, she of course wished he would be with her, she wanted that more than anything, but she wasn’t about to force him into something that might ultimately make him unhappy either.

Regardless she would never repel Dexter from her, she was of course worried about being a mother, but she was far less worried knowing Dexter would be there for her too. Her tail waved lightly as they came upon the den. She had found when she arrived that she wasn’t the only one that tore the pelt away from the flesh so it was hardly the whole bear in her den, but there was a nice sized chuck she had torn away and now threw over her den floor.

She smiled broadly at his words and nodded enthusiastically as she she moved about her den area. The tall pine protected her from most snow, pine needles adorned the ground, soft to walk on and play in someday. Her tail waved again lightly waiting for his surprise as he pulled some herbs out from behind the rock. The gesture was really sweet, though like him she had wondered if they were safe for the children she felt a little bad that his surprise had been ruined by her news but still just his trying was very sweet.

Her ears gave an interested perk at the idea of food. She was still doing pretty good to hunt for herself when she wasn’t feeling sick, the idea of food though was certainly appealing but she didn’t want to make him go alone. She could still hunt with him. She gave a nod standing up touching her muzzle to the side of his next gratefully before pondering what it was they should go after. Turkey though sounded amazing. She was certain they would be around somewhere in Taviora if they looked. Bird meat in general sounded perfect.

She softly mouthed the word Turkey for him before making her way forward, it was if now that she had her mind set on it her stomach growled as did so. It sounded so good though. Her tail waved wildly about looking almost excited. She was a little round but some a turkey hunt she thought was something she could certainly manage.