A chuckle came from him as he glanced at her, "An anti-attack manual would sit collecting dust and never be read and its not a matter of telling people that wolves aren't bad," He gave a shrug, "It's personal at the moment. What the information leads to and what it is put o use for is up to whoever reads it. They can toss it in the trash or take the findings to heart and realize that there's a problem not just with humankind but with nature at the moment. The wolves are merely one facet of a complicated diamond that can only be realized when one steps back and looks at every face as part of the stone and not a mirror."<br/><br/>"And what do you mean us?" He tilted his head. Oddly his hearing was better than most humans as he stared at her with those honey eyes. They looked almost wolf-ish in some lights but were missing something the beast held, "Humans are all dangerous it's why some feel they are above nature. Though she seems to have a nasty way of proving we are nothing more than prey for something stronger and smarter than ourselves."<br/><br/>Blake glanced back at her as he moved back up the trail towards where he had left his truck. He wouldn't set any traps this time around as he needed to spend time looking over his notes and data, "You seem rather interested in what I'm doing. You're not one of those animal rights activist, are you?"