Bearclaw Valley Safety first.

Whoops, shadowposted. Edited to make note of Raz's arrival.

"It is good you are alright, and I thank you, Arthur, for protecting her." Kove was relieved to hear Scarlett was fine, and also that their bear friend had protected her. His appearance did not show such a thing, however. He stayed practically like a statue, not moving, aside from the occasional flick of an ear or his tail. When the other male mentioned having done no crime, he nearly snorted in disbelief, but held it in. The Inuit had met a number of trespassers, but all seemed conscious of what they'd done, aside from maybe one. The man before him now, however, seemed to be so ignorant that he was incapable of realizing crossing into a pack's territory alone was an offensive crime worthy of any punishment that came to mind. To make things even worse for the stranger, though, was the fact that he just so happened to have come across the albino after intruding on land that was not his to enter. Such a thing was seen instantly as a threat by Kove, and he didn't take such things lightly.

“You have caused trouble, and you have committed a crime worthy of death,” the pale man stated, hid voice holding a cold edge to it. The only thing holding him back from attack was the fact that the other didn't seem to be making any moves to do so, and the ghost made a point to never attack first. “Despite that, you still ask your question, and expect us to answer? How foolish could you possibly be?” One of his ears turned slightly in order to catch the words of the bear, which caused him to grin inwardly. He knew from the start he'd like Arthur, and his current actions did nothing but solidify such thoughts. He was a pretty awesome bear, and Kove was grateful to have him on their side. Right now was not the time to think about that, however, as they had more pressing matters to deal with. “If you leave now, perhaps your life will be spared. I am sure your son left for a reason, anyways.” Even if he did know where the man's boy was located, he would not give up such information. Wolves usually left home for a reason, and some weren't too keen towards their past following them. He didn't want anymore strangers coming about and risking them running into Scarlett.

The sound of footfalls entered the pale wolf's ears, but his gaze still refused to leave the intruder. His ears stayed open to a voice, however, and he was glad to hear it was the Roman who had come along. He must have heard Scarlett's call as well, and Kove was glad to know the male would answer such a call when their was a danger. For a moment, he considered allowing the silver man to tear into the intruder, but for the time being, decided against it. "Wait a moment longer," he said, his words directed towards his fellow pack mate. "If his stupidity gets the better of him, then you'll be permitted to do as you see fit." Of course, the Inuit would probably partake in getting rid of the intruder as well, but he would save that for later, if it was needed.