A Heart without a Light

An obvious change took place in the female before him, though the white wolf didn't bring it up. It appeared as if she'd taken on a more innocent look, remind him of Scarlett for a second. Since meeting the albino, it often felt as if many things reminded him of her, but now was not the time to let his train of thought wander away. He quickly snapped himself back into focus, looking back to the female rather than passed her. "I can not guarantee you'll be accepted," Kove told her, not caring to lie to a wolf who could potentially join the pack later. "Might want to lead with the fact that you woke up surrounded by corpses. I'm sure they'll love that." He flashed a grin to her, but it was replaced with a neutral expression soon after.

The darker wolf's expression looked as if it changed to one of sadness, or possibly disappointment, but after spending so much time in the dark woods, he wasn't too quick to believe it to be real. He was a liar himself, but never liked the thought of someone conning him. Still, whether it was meant to be real or not, the male couldn't dent the puppy eyes. Besides, it couldn't be too hard helping her recover at least one talent, could it? Shaking his head for a moment, Kove released a breath from his maw. "Alright, alright, just knock that off," he told her, no longer liking the look she held. It seemed too innocent to be real when coming from someone who didn't even know her own name. "We can work to try and recover at least one, or maybe two, and then I could call for our leader... How does that sound to you?" As a second thought, he believed it might be best to call both Bane and Meldresi. The priestess had recently given birth, after all, and he didn't want to pull her from her pups too much.