Wapun Meadow Bright and early for their daily races

Would be interesting if she kept them. c: Alright, thanks for letting me know!

If the man had even attempted to deny being the kindest to her, he knew it would be a lie. There wasn't a single doubt in his mind as to whether or not he'd been the nicest, because he was sure he had. No physically abuse was used to get answers out of her, and he hadn't used and herbs, either. All he'd done was speak with her—lie to her. He had considered harming her when it seemed she would not comply and give him answers, but it'd never come to that. She'd given in before things had escalated that far. "It's good to were able to experience some kindness while in those tunnels," he commented, making sure to leave out his reasoning for being kind. He had done so because he'd been sure that, after experiencing so much pain and abuse already, she would connect with and trust the first person to show her kindness. It had worked, and he was glad of that.

When she started to give descriptions of the others who had visited her when she was a captive, he was quick to put names to the images. It was hard not to, as they were his pack members and it wasn't hard for him to pick them out from one another. "I know who you speak of," Kove commented, but did not elaborate any further. "The last one, the male with the silver eyes, is called Crescendo." Even now, he spoke his name as if it was bile coming up from his throat. Disgusting. He was still not a fan of the dark man, and probably never would be. "I beat him in a fight, left him with some small wounds of his own. Nothing like what he did to you, as our leader was supervising it and probably wouldn't have allowed me to, but maybe it's at least something to give you a taste of balance being restored." It wasn't enough, that was obvious, but at least it was something. "Someday he'll gets what coming to him, you know. You can't fear the touch of us forever, little warrior." The ghost grinned at the last bit of his words, but not so much so to make it come off as if it were a joke.