Blackfeather Woods Visiting a friend

The light coated lupine was glad to hear that she hadn't run into any trouble, and let it show as a relieved breath passed out through his mouth. “I am happy that you did not run into any trouble on your journey over here,” he told her. “I wouldn't want you getting hurt just to see me.” Scarlett was someone Kove could easily speak to, and he had no problem letting a bit of his real emotions slip out when around her. She was kind and didn't ever appear to have a mean bone in her body, making the two very close to being complete opposites. He would never show her his lying or aggressive side, however, unless if it was to protect her; as he'd done with the overgrown feline.

“You don't need to apologize to me, Scarlett,” he informed her, not wanting his friend to feel guilty at all. “We both must have been busy, and I would never want for you to force yourself to come see me after such an event.” The cougar had hardly done anything to effect him, other than make him dislike the creatures even more. Kove had grown up sharing land with the giant cats, though, so he was use to them. He didn't know where his friend grew up, or what type or predators littered her old home, so he couldn't really blame her for being a bit shaken up by the cougar wanting to eat her. “Your pack duties and what you want to do come before anything else. I do forgive you, and will never not.”

Though slightly hesitant at first this time around, the copper eyed wolf still moved close to her once more in order to give her a reassuring nuzzle. He wasn't mad, he could never be mad at her, and wanted to see her happy smile replace the sad one. “Just as long as you don't ever forget about me entirely, I think we'll be fine,” he said, offering her a smile to try and lighten up the mood a bit.