Blackfeather Woods Visiting a friend

Words as simple as joy or happiness could no longer describe how the man was feeling. She said she would think of his words when someone was mean to her, which meant she would sort of be thinking of him as well—or so was the way he saw it. Aside from that, he hated the idea of her ever having to think of his words. Thinking of them would mean someone had been cruel to her, and he despised the thought of that ever happening. “They may have helped to veer you from the path of holding wickedness in your heart, but I still do not like the idea of anyone hurting you—whether it was in the past or not.” One thing Kove could not understand, was how someone could show something other than kindness to the woman who had a knack for cheering everyone up. It was improbable, in thought, but in reality it was not. The harsh actions and words one could bestow upon another, no matter what type of soul they held within them, was something that could never be pushed from the world. Such a thing became all the more clear to the alabaster man as footfalls sounded and then stopped, having been replaced by the presence of the Beta and the sound of a growl and words instead.

The new presence was enough to send Kove back into his more serious way of acting, and made his body move on it's own. He discretely began positioning himself between the albino and the Northerner, once again wishing only to protect the bright eyed girl. “Bane, interesting seeing you here,” he greeted, attempting to lighten the mood a bit before giving into his need to protect Scarlett. “She is not trespassing, though, don't you see? She did well in stopping a respectful distance from our borders. She'd do no harm even if she had, anyways.” Kove tossed a few watchful glances to his friend to make sure she was still there, but aside from that his gaze focused more on the man before him. They were pack mates, yes, and Kove had agreed to serve the Brotherhood, but he wasn't prepared to allow any words of cruelty to fall to Scarlett while he was standing right there.