Her willingness to almost gleefully admit to it makes Derek laugh as he makes his way out of the creek and toward Beth's bag.
At her comment, Derek barks another laugh and looks over his shoulder. "That a fact?" he asks and bends conspicuously and intentionally — unnecessarily so — to get the soap out of her bag before heading back to the water again. "I'll remember that," he points out to her with a smirk as he hands the soap to her. Derek always lets Beth wash first because he's always a lot more disgusting. Now that she knows he's a werewolf; that he can do things that humans can't, he tends to do more of the grunt work and more of the walker fighting and killing, simply because he can't be infected. He heals too fast. They can try to kill him, but he's stronger than people; he's sure as shit stronger than dead people.
If Derek dies in the apocalypse, it won't be because of a walker.
"Next time, I'm making you get the soap," he says, but he never will; he always says that.
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At her comment, Derek barks another laugh and looks over his shoulder. "That a fact?" he asks and bends conspicuously and intentionally — unnecessarily so — to get the soap out of her bag before heading back to the water again. "I'll remember that," he points out to her with a smirk as he hands the soap to her. Derek always lets Beth wash first because he's always a lot more disgusting. Now that she knows he's a werewolf; that he can do things that humans can't, he tends to do more of the grunt work and more of the walker fighting and killing, simply because he can't be infected. He heals too fast. They can try to kill him, but he's stronger than people; he's sure as shit stronger than dead people.
If Derek dies in the apocalypse, it won't be because of a walker.
"Next time, I'm making you get the soap," he says, but he never will; he always says that.