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Rawr!
The strangely painted male handed him the meats, and Dawali accepted it gratefully. "Thank you, it's lovely." A smile was spread over his face as he accepted the gift, and he made sure to carefully wrap it and place it in his satchel. It might seem disrespectful not to eat it right away, but Dawali had recently eaten, and a waste of food would be equally disrespectful in his own belief. He was somewhat surprised at the question of whether or not he ate the brains, and almost took the dead animal out of his satchel again, when the male continued. "Ah, I eat what there is; I don't believe in wasting foods. But if you need it for some purpose, you may have it back," he offered. Brain was okay; he didn't think anything of it. He did prefer liver, though, but who didn't? His now moved onto Skye, who seemed startled by the question also, though perhaps differently than himself. The conversation continued, however, and he directed his attention to it. However unfortunate for Ouija, for now his main attention was focused on Skye. You never knew, one day the relationship between these packs could turn out to be vital. The red-pelted male grinned broadly at the mention of trade, and was quickly curious about these "arts". What kind of arts? So many cultures seemed to have different opinions. "A trade would be brilliant! These arts.. do they include music?" Perhaps they had some new instruments to supplement their own collection with. It would be interesting to see if they had craftsmen who could create new ones as well. Dawali's knowledge only stretched as far as simple flutes.