Her vision came back slowly, it had been red and blurry for a moment. Even then, she had the presence of mind to realize what had just happened. If she had been a Luna, they would have attacked each other as soon as the transformation overtook them. She nodded to Louis and looked around as well.<br/><br/>"Yes, I saw the runes on the ground. Someone must have been following us, they couldn't have cast like that at too much of a distance." She said. It was powerful magic, especially when most werewolves were somewhat resistant to magic. Evie sniffed the air to catch a scent, but there was nothing. Whoever had cast that spell had probably used something to mask their scent, it would have been stupid not to. Alphas, once they took over as leaders, had more powerful senses than others in the pack.<br/><br/>"It's okay, not a problem" She said, once he commented on the fact that he was holding her hand. She let go once he did, but she flexed her fingers as if it felt strange to disconnect.<br/><br/>She had not intended to center him during the attack, but it seemed she had. The smile on her lips faded as she considered that possibility. "I must have done it unconsciously, I reached out to try and move us both out of the circle on the ground that I saw...When the anger rushed up and pushed me to shift, I pushed it back down. It must have transferred to you..." She explained.<br/><br/>"My presence can be calming, but usually I have to think about it to use my abilities to help others..." The thoughts floated through her mind as she examined how she had been able to stop the magic and also help him all at the same time. She shook her head and let out a sigh.<br/><br/>"Okay, so Lunas are rare, there's only a few of us across the states, but there used to be writings about how a Luna's mate was the one who could benefit most directly from their power. Like it was shared between them. Most Lunas ended up elevating their mates to Beta status in their packs, because Lunas becoming alphas were pretty much unheard of...."<br/><br/>He might already know the myths and the magic surrounding her abilities, but it felt good to say it out loud anyway. Better than saying<i>Hey, we just met but I think we might share a mate bond.</i>The thought of saying that made her feel like the words would sound either crazy or opportunistic.