Rhyder noddedtothe other wolf before starting to pad away. He mad sure to stay on Inka's right sideso he wouldn't run into any trees.

Inka bounded along after him, pressing her side against his so she veer him away from rocks and trees, "You alright?" She asked, "Or are you just anti-social?"

"Anti-social." He said. "You try being me and see how social you are." He scoffed.

"Hm.. I wouldn't last a day being you, would I?" She chuckled, shoving him over to avoid a tree before licking his neck, "I'm a rubbish chauffeur." She noted.

"No youwouldn't." He answered."Yes you are, but your the best I got." He licked he back before they entered the clearing of the pack.

"Ooh! We should train a pup to be your chauffeur!" She joked, picking up her pace as she padded into the clearing.

"Absolutly not. The mother would never go for it." He laughed and trotted to the berry bush. He ate a few before picking some off and dropping them infront of Inka.

"You never know!" She chuckled, shaking her head. She sent a a thankful smile to him and picked up the berries quickly eating them up.

"I'drather not find out." He smiled when she ate the berries. Helaid down and yawned.

"No, my constant companionship is enough, right?" She shook her head with a smile as she looked around the opening.