He inclined his head to her "that is indeed the case. I am not sure if you have dinned, but I need to excuse myself for a little while. I will be back a bit later in the evening." He still had to feed and he could not risk feeding on her yet again. So some things were best taken care of alone. He had a secure herd and he did not expect to have to overtly hunt. That was good in such situations when one needed sustenance swiftly. Of course it was not very fulfilling, it was imminently more satisfying to hunt, but at times that was not practical.