He didn't know. It wasn't his fault. It wasn't anyone's fault really. When it came to Nadya and Frost it was just a sensitive topic that caused the woman to grow increasingly apprehensive which resulted in her being overactive. No one could blame her for being like that. Not after everything occurred to her and her little shambled family. The she-wolf was quite overprotective when it came to her mate and green-eyed Alpha. Henry didn't understand the repercussions. The consequences that could occur if Frost would use this opportunity to exploit Henry and do more harm to them, and to the newly created Were-Panther too. There was no flinching when he raised his voice, defending himself and his actions. Her response was polite, but her tone was soft, assuring him as best as she could.

He didn't understand why she was being the way she was. So, Raven decided the best way to explain it, was to show. Using her telepathy and memories she showed him what had happened. Not only so he could understand, but also so that he would be aware what Frost looked like. After all now that he knew about Nadya it was possible that the blonde-haired brute would make his despicable appearance. When it came to her telepathy and forcing it into other's mind, Raven didn't really bother with asking for permission. She should have and yet she felt like she didn't need to do that. They were pack now and so to her that gave her automatic permission to communicate with him and share information. Quietly she gave a dejected nod when he inquired about Tetradore's sister's sleeping habits. It would seem that for some blood didn't matter.

It wasn't fair to their little family. It wasn't fair that the woman inflicted pain not only upon herself, but to her mate, and their Alpha. With Nadya gone the chance for her mate to bond with his twin mistakes was very low. That wasn't fair to the cubs nor was it fair to Tobias, he was their Father after all and he deserved to play apart in their life. Raven understood what it was like to be betrayed or unwanted by their own family members. There was no love she experienced from her own parents or those members that belonged to them. In a way she could understand how Tetradore was feeling, in a way. Henry's comment about not being able to shift on his own was met with a look of confusion. Of course he wouldn't be able to. With a helpless shrug she informed him just why it wouldn't work and what she was wanting to do.

"You're a new Were, so shifting can only occur under the full moon or when Tetra helps you. I don't think you'll shift on your own until after a full year or even longer. You aren't a natural were, so you really shouldn't feel ashamed or so worried. Besides I wasn't suggesting you shift, I was actually suggesting you to connect with it."

A small, encouraging grin appeared, as she grabbed his hand and held it in a reassuring manner. He would be okay. He had them now and they would do whatever they could to help him. Henry needed to know that, and Raven wasn't sure how he would comprehend that. It didn't help that her mate was very odd or that their shared Alpha was quite aloof and emotionally distant. Moving them away from the alleyways she led him out from the dingy alleyways into a small little wooded area, a small park-like area in the West that was along the edge of the suburban area of the city. She would lead the two of them through and stand over beside the small creek that ran through it. Gesturing for him to sit, she sat down, patting the ground in front of her.

"When your feral side isn't calling the shots, you'll be in control. Yet for now you need to help it learn, you need to influence it, to help it understand. When I was young and trapped in my cage, I would call out to my other half when I was a human. We could communicate with one another in a way. I want you to try to be still and close your eyes. Eventually, you should start to begin to feel something heavy in the back of your mind, lurking, pacing around. That is your panther. There are times when he'll feel angry, scared, sad, or happy. Can you tell how he feels...can you ask him? Trust me, you won't shift when you communicate with him like this."

It was a lot to do and she understood it would be a tad bit difficult to do and understand. After all he didn't understand. That was okay though. If anyone Raven was the one that could help another that was troubled by their feral side.