The shouts from Azraels' Dark Hunters coming into the warehouse made the sound of gunfire only intensify. Displeased with the loud noises, she pressed her ears tightly against her head. Slowly her tail swayed side to side in a pleasing manner, happy to hear that they had done what they came out here to do. Even though it wasn't exactly what Azrael had in mind, at least they got what they needed to be done. She was happy to hear that they were going to get out of their troubled spot. Getting up on her grey dusted paws, she brought her shadows back to her, making them encircle around his shield of light. The hair on the back of her neck stood as she felt some sort of wicked charge and static light up the air. Feeling his hand place roughly on the back of her neck, she stayed as close as she possibly could as they crept out. As soon as they went around the corner of the building, the she-wolf released a heavy sigh in relief. The idea of being shot made the wolf blink and turn her head around to look for any sign that a bullet had struck her. Not finding anything she shook her head. Feeling his fingers start to run the top of her head, she could feel his fingers brush behind her ear. Oddly enough that touch felt pretty good. Hearing him praise her, she stared up at him confused, but hearing him chastise her wasn't surprising at all. With a rough snort, she replied quickly.
If the Council would have done something then she wouldn't have gone off to that hellhole with Mira. Knowing that those poor creatures were locked up and being sold by various vampires for nefarious things was...disgusting. She couldn't live with herself knowing what she did. Raven went through the proper channels to get someone to resolve this issue and yet nothing was done. She was sure that part of their pockets was lined with cash from those covens. Azrael had tried, but he couldn't persuade them either. Leave it to Raven to trying to fix what was wrong in the world. Hearing the men shout and the shooting stopped she assumed that her mission was complete. Blue-grey eyes narrowed as she watched Azraels' group stop to walk out of the warehouse with the humans in handcuffs. Black lips pulled back to reveal her bloodstained teeth as the men walked past them. When one man began to yell that she had killed one of their own a deep growl rumbled within her chest, her eyes focused on him, and him alone. After the men were loaded up in the van and the van disappeared into the foggy night she sighed softly.