Belva
"No- ahem." Clearing the crack in her throat eith a quick cough the Nara attemoted to speak again, this time level voiced. "No no it's fine. Um good on you two! Not many people go hunting for food these days." Despite the Praise, Ayaka still looked a little shook, her eyes constantly flitting to the dead deer beside them. 

Next was a question from Kanako who was wondering why a genin was in the forest. "On a whim basically." She said with a dry sort of laugh. "I was sort of getting fed up at home and I wanted to stretch my legs and get some fresh air. Never had much time to take in the forest properly so thought it'd be nice and quiet." Just as she finished her sentence her face froze for a second. "But its great to see you two here! The more the merrier. Hahah..." Good save! Not wanting to sound rude or come across too distant Ayaka walked closer to the two, the smell of blood now getting very strong. "You said this is breakfast right? Do you want a hand preparing it?"
Tamara
Kanako felt a little better when Ayaka started talking to her, relieved that she was not too shocked. No one had ever caught her hunting before, and the two were embarrassed by their current state; blood on their face and hands with the corpse of a deer behind them. But it was a natural part of being a shinobi to see dead things, and the exposure for the Nara would hopefully help her out - the *Optimistic* Part of Kanako's brain told her. 

She shook her head and nervously laughed a little, changing her stance to be on the other side of Ayaka so she did not have to look at the deer anymore. Part of the hunting was training, and her energy this morning was not drained from stalking the deer. Her plans were to give this deer either to the Inuzuka to cook and eat, or to save it for later and hunt some more; and that was **Still** Her plan. 

"Actually, I was going to go looking out for some more prey. I would be happy to teach you".
Belva
Seeing a dead body wasn't ideal but Ayaka just had to tell herself it wasn't human. And that she couldn't of done anything to save it. Definitely not. Not even if her awareness was better! But despite telling herself this she still felt a twinge of guilt in her stomach imas she stood over the bloody carcas. 

"Oh me? Hunting? Eh..." The question came as a huge surprise leavung Ayaka slightly slack jawed again as she took a second to collect her thoughts. "Ehm well I mean sure I guess. I'm more of a supporty shinobi but I could try hunting maybe." Feeling as though it would be rude to refuse, Ayaka swallowed her guilt and nodded along. It was only animals they were hunting after all. It was all natural. Besides if Kanako and her ninken were hunting for food they'd need it to survive! These were just some if the things running through Ayaka's mind to try and force herself to do this.