Why was it that she had to be around others capable of running fast...far too fast. First Azrael and now this wayward Fae. Raven swore she wouldn't allow the Dark Hunter to carry her, in her smaller form, and whisk her around the city. She hated it. Despised it. It made her awfully sick. The she-wolf had no idea that the Fae would do the same thing to her. If she would have known, she would have leapt from her arms, and took her chances with her pursuer. Staying on the ground she closed her eyes feeling all her insides squirming around. The ground was still. This brought her comfort as she remained lying there. The Fae's voice seemed muffled. Indeed there would not be a next time. Not even if her life depended upon it. She couldn't do this anymore, being in the arms of a being that was capable of going way too fast. Just a few more minutes lying down on the ground like this and she would go back to being all right. As the silence between them grew and her insides began to still that was when the peculiar colored she-wolf brought herself up upon her paws. That innocent question about her power was met with a gentle shake of her head. Gently her voice pressed into the woman's mind as she explained in a friendly manner.

"No, all supernatural creatures have a different power. One of mine happens to be telepathy, which is how I'm communicating with you. One of my other powers is to make my wolf form small or large, see?"

It didn't take much effort, but the normal sized wolf was changing size once again. This time the creature was growing upwards, the crack and snap of her bones shifting into its new place, showing the Fae just what other size she could become. Raven was now a bit larger than a grizzly bear. The gigantic wolf looked down upon the Fae. Black lips pulled back to reveal her sharp teeth, giving the girl a harmless wolfish grin, that wave of her large tail was a sign she was not a threat. Gently she would lower her muzzle to brush against the side of the Fae. What is it with Fae's and there need to dissect names? Dorian, the Fae Italian King, had a lot of fun breaking apart her last name telling her the meaning and origin. And now she had this stranger doing the same, but this time, with her first name. Internally she giggled at the mention that her name would imply she was a thief. That particular title belonged to her spotted mate. The male was constantly stealing anything and everything he could get his paws on.

"I do not have black hair, I have brown actually, but perhaps they were thinking of my black fur. I'm not quite sure why my parents named me Raven, but wolves and that particular bird have a symbiotic relationship in the wild."

There was no need to be this size anymore. Without any effort she returned back to her normal size, quite content to sit there before her. She never did get the chance to ask them why they named her as they did. She knew why her middle name was Talbot. That was her Mother's maiden name. Her Mother belonged to the bloodline that claimed they were of the first Weres on this earth. After all the legend of a Talbot being a werewolf was known in book and movies. The question about her scars made the lupine grow still for a moment. She knew they were easy to see, and she knew they were something that simply couldn't be overlooked. Too many times she was accustomed to the way others stared at her be it in her human or wolf form. It had taken year for the young woman to accept the scars as she was. More importantly it took forever for Raven to see that her mate loved her as she was, and didn't notice the scars at all. Raven know much about Navi, and she didn't trust her enough to tell her everything, but she was willing to be honest...even if she was a little vague.

"I'm not from around here. My original pack didn't accept me, so they did what they wished. Anyways, why are you all alone? Why are you in hiding?"

Of course she didn't expect Navi to open herself up and let her know everything. Walking closer to the woman, as she settled herself down again for sleep, the lupine sat down closer to the woman as the Fae nestled into her leaf bed. It wasn't safe to be out here in the woods alone, let alone, sleeping by herself. Concerned she would lift her dial, inhaling deeply, catching any familiar scents to assure that the woman would be safe at least. Though when she left she wasn't sure she would still be. Taking her into the Ark like a stray would be a kindness. But the last time she brought a Fae to the Ark, she had fallen into a relationship with her Alpha. Perhaps she could take the Fae somewhere else. After all she did give that one witch a home. With a shake of her head her tail lazily slapped against the ground in a content manner.

"Not all Weres like to be in packs, but some do. I belong to the pack in the West."

Raven Clocksworth.