Ranuk seemed entranced, his focus entirely on the bumbling kittens. The twitching of his ears was the only indication that he was listening to Tamlin when he asked his question. The white demon slowly lowered his head and made a soft purring sound in the back of his throat. It wasnt a perfect imitation of a snow cat, but it was close enough to get their attention at least.<br/><br/>The cubs seemed to settle at the noise but they were still wary. No matter, the chill of the night will have them searching out Ranuk for warmth soon enough.<br/><br/>"Raise 'em," Ranuk answered, sounding more gruff than he meant to. It was hard to speak elvish eloquently when his mouth was the wrong shape, but he tried his best to convey what he meant through his limited vocabulary, "breed 'em."<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Ursalo could feel Jera's appraising gaze and the snake could not help but preen. He shrugged his shoulders, knowing how the play of his muscles would distract and entice. He then turned so that the elf could admire the long line of his back and the pristine symmetry of his scales.<br/><br/>"Leave the hunting to me then," he said airily as he all but sashayed into the forest. He glanced back over his shoulder, a golden eye sparkling with the dying light, "but build the fire high. I do get so cold at night."<br/><br/>Then he was gone into the trees, vanished without a sound. Ranuk might have been the mighty hunter that chased prey as big as himself, but that did not mean Ursalo wasnt a good hunter in his own right. He simply placed his sights on something more reasonable.<br/><br/>The snake haired demon returned just as the pinks and yellows gave way to the bruised blue and blacks of night, the stars just beginning to wake. In one hand he held aloft a fat hare, the other an even fatter pheasant. Jera had never specified which he wanted so Ursalo had gotten them both.<br/><br/>He also could have caught a few minks, but that would have been a bit excessive. They would have been unusual for eating even if their pelts would have looked beautiful against Jera's skin.