Bearclaw Valley So It's Everyone Changing, Never Be the Same

Apologies for the wait, and the small post. x-x @Scarlett & @Raziel

When the silver wolf answered Scarlett, his tone was less than desirable. Kove's body stiffened, once more, and his eyes narrowed. Though usually calm, he was still tired from his long journey, and felt the other man should not be speaking to his lover with such a sharpened tone. She was, currently, his leader, and the Inuit believed she should be respected and spoken to as such. "Nipakittuk," the man stated in a low voice, though he didn't expect the other to understand him. It was more a strategy to get the other's focus off of the albino, and onto him. He'd discovered during his travels that speaking to someone in a language unfamiliar to them was often a quick way to get their attention, and even quicker if spoken in a rough or low way. He couldn't care less of what the other's reaction would be towards it, just as long as it removed his attention from the crimson-eyed female.

He ignored the Roman's next words, and instead swiveled his ears to focus on on what the female close to him was saying. He wanted her to stay calm, having been informed by his sisters that any extra stress could be bad for children still in a mother's womb. He turned his head to look at her, touching his nose to her cheek gently as an act of reassurance. He was too tired to fight, and wouldn't do such a thing with her around, anyways. "It's alright, Scarlett," he let out, hoping to give her a boost of confidence. The man knew she wasn't a naturally dominate wolf, anyone could easily see that, actually, but he didn't want her letting the silver man speak to her in such a way. He certainly didn't want her whining or speaking in a weak manner back to him, either, as that would most likely give the impression that he was free to treat her in such a way again—which, in Kove's mind, he certainly was not. "If you wish for me to be back, then I will not go. You have the final word around here, not Raziel." With that, he let his copper gaze slide back to focus on the other male.