Lust for the Crimson, Crave for the Ruby

Some PP of Kove taking Grimnir away after giving him a moment to say anything else (if he had anything to say). Wanted to get my third post in so this thread is closer to being archived. It's been going on forever, omg. xD

The pallid man kept his gaze strictly on the crazed wolf as he waited to hear what would become of him. Surely, after attacking one within the pack, his punishment would not be a light one. When it was made known what would become of him, however, Kove believed him to be getting off easy. He kept his mouth shut, though, as he trusted the Queen's words and views. If she believed that such a punishment was a reasonable one, then he would agree with her and follow up on it. Besides, it was more than likely his strong sense of loyalty that made him to believe Grimnir deserved more. Before carrying out the punishment given by his leader, his copper gaze gave the area a quick scan, but found nothing that resembled Slade. He wondered where the dark man had gone, but had no intention of going after him. Some wolves needed to lick their wounds in solitary, and he wasn't one to interrupt such a thing.

For a moment longer, he waited. After letting a long enough bit of time pass so the wrong doer could say any final words, he started pulling him away by the scruff. He knew where the swamps were, as they weren't hard to miss at all, and he steadily made his way towards them. With each step he made sure the other male was still there, and every so often he would pull him by his scruff just to be on the safe side (and to make the trip move along faster). Even after they'd reached the swamps, Kove had continued to pull him along, not stopping until they were a decent distance in. Only then did he allow himself to slip away, vanishing just like the ghost his pale coat gave him the appearance of. Promptly, he returned to Blackfeather land t continue on with his day, easily removing the other wolf from his mind. He would not allow him to bother him, nor would he even recognize his existence, unless he tried to return before he was permitted to.