"I'm sorry about your father." She dipped her head respectfully. The fae was growing on her, and she didn't really think these things. Ever, actually. Her ears flickered gently as she looked over at Julia. "I've become a master at stealing as well, and you're quite correct. Humans aren't too bad until they're pointing one of those gun-things at you. I do think it's rather foolish of me to be hunting their livestock, but I don't think they even noticed yet. The cows have no reaction. It's almost as if they don't even miss their friends. Although, I think the mother of this calf will mourn for quite some time. The humans haven't set any traps yet, so I've figured they don't notice my paw prints. I'm careful, though, when hunting. I try to be stealthy."