Avella rolled the word her brother said around in her mind for a moment, “What does that even mean, centrate?” The tawny girl asked with creased brow. She couldn't remember if either of her mother's had said it to her before. It did sound important though and if Ragnar didn't know then she would have to go to her either to find out. Surely Leotie would know and could explain it to her.


Ragnar seemed to know what he was doing so Avella followed him trying to do what he did. Maybe this was the first step in learning to hunt, she didn't know. She also didn't know if she was even doing it right. They had to be doing something right because they came to a tree that had squarells in it. She could hear them and see them as she looked up into the branches, “I don't know, do you think they would come down if we gave them food?” She suggested.

"UMMM...." he began, pondering on thought of what his mother had told him before. "Like, put your 'ttention on one thing. Think of only dat." Ragnar didn't know if that explanation would make sense though he had not quite grasped how to explain things just yet, especially things he did not full understand just yet himself. All he could think about was getting the squirrels. ... So that meant he was doing good at concentrating then?

"Dat sounds smart." He spoke to his sister with a smile and moved forward towards the tree, sniffing around it and the bushes along side as he searched. But for what? "Uhhh... What do they eat?" He said, suddenly lifting his head up and back into Avella's direction, a single blonde ears tipping backwards.

She waited to hear what Ragnar thought the word meant cause she hadn't ever heard of it. When he made a noise like he wasn't sure she worried that he wouldn't be able to tell her, she was really looking forward to finding out. Then he did explain and what he said made sense. “So of we think real hard about the squirrels and they the only thing then we concentrate on them?” That was how she took the meaning of what he’d said and she wanted to make sure she was right about that.


Her tail wagged when he complimented her suggestion of what they should do. “We do that then and see if it works.” She thought that way all they could do since they only had one idea. Ragnar brought up a good point and she tried to think if she'd ever seen a squirrel eat something. Then she remembered that time they had been throwing nuts at her and her sister and brothers. “You think they might like some nuts?” She asked her brother before moving forward to join him in sniffing the base of the tree.