Ankyra Sound The search for new purpose (Nakai's Introduction)

He remained where he stood, a rigid gargoyle, when the unidentified male drew to a quick halt. The pair stared tersely at one another, with Kevlyn hunching his shoulders aggressively while Nakai tensed. The cub didn't need to somehow act alone, however, for Spyridon was quickly streaking past him. His head ducked automatically as the Epivitoras flew past and his ears pulled back into submission and relaxation as he prowled nearer, following in his mentor's wake.

The male crumpled under Spyridon like a ragdoll. That was probably good for him. He seemed to have common sense, which was nowhere near as good as having sound instincts but was a good deal better than having neither. He was an imperfect specimen, a wolf who could not tell he was trespassing in another's land. Nakai was therefore the sort of wolf that vain Kevlyn dismissed instantaneously, and he might have done just that if he wasn't so interested in the outcome.

Caiaphas was quick to join them, galloping onto the scene and slowing to a canter as she drew near. The male spoke, and Kevlyn, who was near enough to hear it and served no other purpose in this interception, repeated it in Greek: "λέει ότι δεν σημαίνει καμία ζημιά." Kevlyn squinted at Spyridon, then quietly added, "αυτός είναι ηλίθιος."