The she-wolf was in no hurry to get back over to the warehouse or her home. Alexis comes and goes as she pleases, and if she remembered correctly, the fox-girl had left her a note saying she would be out. Where the girl went she didn't know, but she was sure she would be find. As for heading to the warehouse she would rather have some peace and quiet for a change. She didn't feel like being tackled by her spotted feline companion over, and over, and over again. It was rather exhausting, sometimes, to be around Tobi. Although truthfully, he did always seem to cheer her up and take her mind off her morbid past. Perhaps being friends with an intruding spotted feline that believed he was a King had its benefits. At least her life wasn't dull anymore. Yet just because she lived with a girl and two males didn't mean she wanted to be within their presence all the time. Every now and then she would like a little bit of self-comfort. Being alone was good for her, sometimes, and it allowed her to have the freedom to succumb to her disease. At least then she wouldn't be a threat to anyone, but herself. Yet tonight she wasn't a threat to anyone, hardly was she a creature that wanted to attack another. Not without reason of course. She had been careful of where she roamed within the outskirts. With Were's territory was everything and the last thing she wanted to do was trespass. It could be said she was somewhat of a tenant towards Tobi and Lucian, be she had no need for estovers to create her own home. Yet they were not here and their territory did not stretch all to the outskirts and so, she had to be careful. But, she also had to be aware of the numerous traps that Dark Hunters could place all around. The last time she got caught she was close to Death and the help she received wasn't very much help at all, but at least she distracted the blonde boy.

After speaking out to the small cat about the trap he nearly well walked in, she simply sat down. Her ebony skull would tilt to the side partly out of curiosity and partly out of silent observation. Seeing the tomcat flinch and jump away from the trap only caused her to snort with disapproval. There was many more things to truly be afraid of and a trap was not one of them. As his eyes only grew her own would narrow slightly, her cold nose catching the scent of fear that was quite overwhelming. Attempting to ignore the sound of his heart twittering, one grey ear twitched when she heard his voice enter his mind with gratitude. Her grey marked tail slammed into the ground in a weak attempt at joy. It wasn't everyday she was thanked and she rather liked it. Consider it a canine thing- they always sought after some sort of approval. As he got closer she would sit still watching him carefully. He was male and even though she could gobble him up she was still a bit wary about him. What if a larger feline was here protecting him. It wouldn't surprise her. After all, she protected the fox-girl, surely the tomcat had some sort of body guard. Lifting her left grey paw, there were marks all around it showing larger teeth marks that were caused by the last trap she had encountered with.

"Experience."

Her voice brushed his mind gently as she explained just why she was much more aware about their surroundings than he had ever been. Standing up on her four paws she would circle him carefully, her cold nose moving back and forth as she attempted to pick up any new scents since the last time they had all met underneath the Full Moon. Shaking her ebony skull she would move away from him heading for the opposite direction that the cat was about to take.

"If you want a safer route, follow my scent that way."

I'd Rather Feel Pain Then Nothing At All

Raven