Kildeer Rest I just wanna dive in with you.

Her reassuring kisses were greatly appreciated, and Kavik relaxed a little knowing she wasn't unhappy here. 

When she mentioned the recent state of the sanctuary, he nodded. He had felt it. Kavik agreed that things seemed a little weird, and he felt a little guilty that he had mostly either kept to him self or to Liri. He was not a fan of drama and usually tried to avoid it, which meant he had avoided the entirety of the leadership. 

As for Queenie, well he didn't know the she wolf and didn't think she would want an unfamiliar male around her newborn pups, so he had stayed away from her whelping den. Once the pups were older and he was sure he was allowed near them, he would be sure to make an appearance. 

Kavik had noticed the sudden disappearance of Lily. It was somewhat confusing that she had just left one day. He wondered what had happened to make her leave so abruptly, but that also spoke of drama he didn't really want to be a part of. It may have been a little selfish, but he had not developed a deep loyalty to any of the pack members, aside from Liri, other than the fleeting loyalty that came with belonging to the same pack; the loyalty only considered fleeting because he had not known any of them long enough to turn it into anything more concrete.

Kavik let out a sigh and seeing the anxiety in Liri's expression, briefly pressed his head to her cheek to comfort her. "I feel it," he answered, meeting her gaze again. "It's...unsettling." He didn't think there was much they could do about it, though. He especially held absolutely no power being one of the newest members here.