A praise? He had hardly taught him anything but the basic concept of snow tunnel mouse hunting. Everything else had been the youngster performing on his own. Garmir dipped his head regardless in aknowledgment and continued with his task. They still had more mice to catch if they wanted to have a decent meal and they had plenty of time before it would get dark - and proper scary in these woods.

Garmir mostly focused on his own hunt, only occasionally checking how his newest pupil was doing. Nevrakis seemed to have fun and the earthen male could not help but a smile seeing how eagerly the young'un was extreminating those little rodents. Garmir himself caught only four in a course of time that followed and he carried them all from their tails, hanging their lifeless little bodies from his jaws.

The dark boy huffed at Garmir and the earthen male turned his attention over. He tilted his head somewhat in question and then begin to approach, his little mouse-beard hanging from his jaws. "waff?"

Even if he did not outright show it, Garmir was quite impressed to see the young dark boy so successful at his first hunt. He nodded approvingly while holding onto his own catch before lowering his head and laying the mice down to the ground. He straightened up and then offered brief - although honest compliment to Nevrakis. "You did really well. I think we have enough for the day and really, even I get creeps in this forest during night, so we should go." -He murmured in calm tone while turning his eyes up to the evening sky. The shadows were already growing deeper and the forest was only shaping darker around them. It was time to go.

"Take your catch and we shall go. I will take you to the edge of forest and from there one we shall go on our separate ways, unless.. " -Garmir eyes turned at Nevrakis while he begin to collect his catch, those poison green eyes suggesting Garmir had more plans for the youngster - if he was interested at all.

Garmir was happy to see there was curiosity in his companion's eyes. He held the youngster in suspense for a moment while his eyes moved along the youngsters features as if he would have been measuring something. "..unless you'd like to come with me?" -He finally said while turning around to start leading them away from the forest. They would have some way to travel and while they did, he could try to sell idea of becoming member of his pack to the young'un.

"You learn fast, you are not completely hopeless. Little jumpy perhaps but thats alright - and amazingly, I might even like you." -He really did like the young man, but was not going to outright admit it. Garmir did not like things. Least officially. Of course, he had only recently been lifted from the lowest rank and thus he wasn't sure how much he could offer without first asking from his leaders - but they could least try. If nothing else, Garmir could put the good word for Nevrakis - rest was up to youngster making the impression.

He allowed that to sink in, not trying to preassure or force the dark boy into any decision. He kept walking forward, maintaining steady pace while keeping one of his ears pointed at his companion.

Garmir maintained steady trot while he continued to lead them forward with confident look on his face. He kept his gaze ahead of him, but he was closely listening and observing the young man's words and other signs. Hearing there was sense of eagerness and curiosity in Nevraki's voice, Garmir begin to smile, his often idle tail even waving the slightest. Seems that the earthen male had caught more than just mice to bring home.

"There is a pack I am part of. That's where I am going and perhaps I could take you with me. I'm curious to see what else I could teach you." -He murmured with a pleasant, albeit little rough tone. Garmir already knew that Nevrakis was eager to follow him and he did not mind having an apprentice of his own. In a way, this was going back to the old familiar ways, when Eden was Garmir's mentor.

There was going to be some travelling ahead and while they would be at it, Garmir would have plenty of time to answer any and all questions his companion could throw at him. The earthen male wanted to make sure the young'un knew exactly what he was joining into if he agreed. Thus the two figures carried forth, leaving the site as darkness begin to claim the forest and day begin to turn to night.

- Garmir exity exit