The woman moved gracefully through her lands,walking much slower to allow her child to catch up with her. Though she tried to contain her excitement, no such thing was going to work in the presence of the healer. Smiling past her sadness, she took the time to spend time with her daughter, not wishing her sadness over her son's death and moved with ease, keeping her single eye trained on her daughter to make sure she did not make a misstep on a thorn. This winter was something they would not be able to afford because most herbs were used up due to her injury to her forehead and Nina did not wish for any of her other members were to fall due to injury of illness, but she knew well that not all things could be prevented. It caused her much more stress than she would wish to admit, but none the less, she did what she needed to do, as well as her wolves. For the most part they were noble and NIna found that she could respect them.

Crashing could be heard in the thickets and she silently mentioned for her daughter to stay close to her and silent as they moved toward. She did not suspect that her members were fighting for the fun of it, especially with the knowledge of winter slowly approaching them, they were not stupid. It was as she suspected though, there were two goats fighting. She knew that the two of them were not enough to take them down, even if the pack did need food desperately. Leaning down to whisper in her daughters ear, she decided to give the small girl a lesson of her own. ”You see those two goats, Dani?” she started softly before continuing, ”Those to males are fighting over something, probably food right about now. All they want right now is survival, they do not work together like we do...they are selfish, something that I hope you never are, little darling. But we...we scare them more then death does.” As if to prove her point, Nina let out a large bark that resonated through her forest separating the two goats fighting and watched as they ran away from her...from them. Looking down at her daughter, she waited for a response.

She loved how intently her daughter would listen to every word she had to say, it was as if she were hanging onto everything as if it were the last thing that Nina was ever going to say to her. The mother hoped that this wouldn't be the case anytime soon and she silently contemplated the idea of her children leaving her come spring. The thought had never occurred to her and she wandered if this would end up happening to her family. She didn't want it to be like that, but if it would make her children happy, then she couldn't deny them. Her lovely daughter then fired many questions in her direction and she couldn't help but smile, loving how wild her daughter's imagination was.

Looking down at her daughter, she smiled slightly before opening her mouth to answer, ”They have families, dear, but when things get tough they don't stick together like we do...it's quite unfortunate really, for them.” She paused then, letting her words sink in while observing the now empty area. Nodding slightly in content, she then turned back towards her daughter, ”Everyone is selfish at one point in their life, no matter what. They can't help it. Even I'm selfish sometimes...and....so was your father.” She states the last part quietly, her single eye looking away from her daughter for a second. She didn't like thinking about her former mate, because it upset her greatly. Not wanting to ruin her time with her daughter, the Healer replaced her frown with a smile and turned back to face Danica.