Blackfeather Woods Shadows don't blink.

Nemesis nodded silently, releasing her words were quite harsh for such a relaxed conversation. She wasn't that type of wolf anymore, she refused to be that blood drawn, revenge crazed girl that had entered Blackfeather for the first time. 
"True, you are right. Forgive me, I get carried away sometimes. I have a problem, in all seriousness" She chuckled, completely contradicting her statement. She had to remind herself that not all other's thought on the same level as she did, who really dug down to the core of the problem. In this case, though, he was right. Darkness was everywhere, the problem was, it didn't consume everyone. Something she didn't understand. It was a fine line between good and "bad", it didn't make sense to her why other's thought that the darker side was bad when the good was equal in comparison. 
But, she put the argument to rest, saving it for a other day when her voice would really be heard. 

Nemesis gapped at Kove's question on the Brotherhood, how else were they to gain the title. "What do you mean? How else would you prove yourself? How else would you learn how earn the title? You can't just go off, kill a wolf and ask to be apart of the Brotherhood" She cried, teasingly. "Burke, or another mentor teaches us, well actually just me right now, lessons on ways to improve our skills for the final test when we go out and complete a task for admission into the Brotherhood. It's not as simple as when you were around" She explained, not fully adjusting to the no training part of the used-to-be Dark Brotherhood regulations.  

Nemesis gave a light smile at Kove's comment, being not one to simile at anything really. It was strange how her attitude had changed, from when she had first joined. She recalled how half the pack had hated her for how she disrespected them even when she was just a beginner. But now, she was above them, and most had left. It was only Akela who had surpassed her, and their first encounter had been nothing different than the others. They had demanded respect, out of nowhere, and she would not give. At least Kove seemed to have the patience, and the manners for her to give respect on the first encounter. For that, she did applaud him. 
If what he said was true, and not just out of manners, she had another thing to yearn for and the long days went by as she was not yet in the Brotherhood. The mark symbolized everything she strived for, respect, authority, and the fact that she would be a trained Assassin, unlike the phony's who claimed to be something they were not.

But bringing herself back to the topic at hand, she realised a truth she could not admit about anyone else, save a few. She could actually see herself liking this Kove, at least he was civil and seemed to be a man of his word, if she was correct. He would serve well here, it was obvious, not a slacker like others before.  
"Well, thank you" She replied, shortly, not one accustomed to such compliments of any kind.