⊙Sil⊙
She grinned at the wolf, the compliment lighting up her face suddenly. "No, I'm not," she denied. A low rumble erupted from her stomach. She tore off a leg of the rabbit, watching David with a playful grin. The scent of pine trees filled her nose as she took in a deep breathe.
✘Lex✘
The brute shook his head. His yellow eyes beamed, "You didn't overreact at all." He grinned and began to pad slowly back to camp, waiting for Ruska to follow. "You alright?" he asked, unable to read her expression. Maybe it was just a habbit.
≣Locke≣
His eyes were locked with Korra's. This is what he missed. The kindness and love of the pack. Lately, it seemed as if Locke was all about business. Not having much fun. Not talking much. As he grinned, he thought, that's all over now. Korra's right. I'll be alright. Everyone will. His smile was directed at the fae, "Thank you, Korra. Truly." He paused and changed his expression. "Now what about you? You can talk to me about it. About Shep." The brute may have not spoken much, but he was observent. He wasn't dumb to miss what was going on.
∞Tyrus∞
He nodded at her. "My brother froze to death. Ice broke. So that's when it was a reality check. When life wasn't as fun. Morra - the fun, loving Morra - and I couldn't live the life as a loner anymore. Maybe it was because we just grew up, we needed to settle down. And this was the first pack we found. I haven't regretted staying here, ever." He grinned. At that moment, something changed inside him. When his brother had died, he remembered him only as the funny, clumsy brother. But there Tyrus and him had fought a lot also. When he died though, he just forgot about all the fights. He only remembered the good times. So, maybe, he should remember more as the fun and loving one? He had lost her a year and half ago. She was gone, and now Tyrus could accept that. He was only going to remember the good times from now on. I'm going to stay positive. Morra want hurt me anymore.