The Alphess had commanded her servants to teach one another their god-given skills. Aye, Killian would be keeping his promise to the lovely Alphess by teaching others his hunting skills. By the time he was done with Claudia, he would make sure she knew exactly what to do when faced with any prey source. His blue eyes looked through the crowd, trying to recall which one was named Claudia. There were a few more wolves than he had thought were here. This was a good thing. This pack was going to grow and actually be a thriving one, he could feel it in his bones. As he played the names over in his head, he pictured each one speaking. Finally he called her. She was a black wolf, like the midnight sky. She had a single eye. Where the other one was, he was not sure. He would not press the question either. Instead, he moved towards the large fae and smiled to her. "Why hello mi'lady, I am Killian and I have been assigned to assist you, as you have been assigned to assist me. Shall we go to the Timeless Valley together?" he asked with a cunning smile. He made his way, going about with her.

Making their way to the valley, Killian kept up with her pace. When they made it to the destination, the male searched with his blue orbs over the hills and landscape. He looked to see what kind of prey would be living here. From the various holes in the floor, he knew the rabbits were living here. The small tracks in the snow showed there were other small creatures as well. They were not so easily disguised. "The most important thing is to look at your surroundings. Look to the ground, to the trees. Nature will tell you the clues you need to know. I can see at least five rabbit holes to the sides of the valley. If you look at the tracks, there are also raccoon, badgers, and quail. Why the quail are still here, that is a mystery... I fear, but they are here and they will be rather plump. Do you have any questions?" He asked her as he smiled to her, looking into her single eye.

She chastised him. But Killian allowed it to roll off his shoulders. If that was how she was going to be, then he was going to have to deal with it. He could handle it. It was no skin off his nose. Killian was a cunning brute and he knew how to have a good time. He was playful and could be serious when needed to be. But even with her words, it seemed like she had actually taken what he said to heart or to her head. She scanned the area and a scent wafted towards him. It was larger than a rabbit, and very dirty. He was curious how such a thing could happen. But not all animals kept themselves clean like wolves did. However this creature wanted to be, Killian was not about to allow its dirty self to get away from them. Moving to stand beside her, he nodded his head, not speaking a word. He assessed the situation. Other wolves were going about their own ways. They would have a small amount of time to get the surprise on this prey. Would they be able to take advantage of the opportunity? He hoped and prayed that the creature would not hear other wolves bickering. But the field was large and they seemed to have a rather good distance between them and anyone else. He spoke in a whisper, just for her to hear. "This is going to be an effort made by the both of us. We only have a short amount of time here before he realizes he in being hunted. If you are not used to fighting or killing such an aggressive thing. Badgers do fight back, probably more than any other prey option we have. Be careful okay. I will stand back and only include myself once you seem to need it. Or if you need me, call for me. Got it? I don't want you to do anything to get hurt, of course. But you get on to it, lass. I'll be on the bye and bye." Killian took his stance in the snow, dropping his body down low to blend in with his surroundings. He doubted the badger would be able to pick him out from the piles of snow.

Although she were a fae, Killian had a plan to wear the fae out before they were to spar. It would give him the advantage if she were more tired than he. He would be completely refreshed and ready to spar. He moved carefully alongside her, moving to the opposite side of the badger. His blue eyes watched her, seeing the creature discover that she was hunting it. It dashed, but the wolf was quick enough to catch onto it. He smiled and moved closer, keeping himself close to the ground. Her black form stuck out of the snow like a lone tree in a barren plain. But Killian was able to camouflage easily. He waited until it appeared she would need his help. In an effort to assist, he lunged at the badger, sinking teeth into the rump. There he could help control the hind legs and try to stop as much movement as possible. If he got this, then she would be able to hit the killing blow. In order to help himself, he used his paws to try and press weight down on it, pushing the legs deeper into the snow. He pinned the legs down, helping all that he could. He moved his jaws to wrap around the rear leg of the beast. Easily he snapped a single leg and released the beast. He stood back and allowed the midnight wolf to do as she pleased. Smiling to her, he waited.