<span style="font-family: 'Verdana'">The girl's skittish demure made the male a little too aware how scary he could be when not in his normal setting. Even then it sometimes led to a frightened human jumping in a similar fashion she had just done. A frown caressed his lips as he was lead towards a sitting room that made his skin crawl in that eerie way of one walking into another predator's domain. Houses were personal and even though there was the occasional dead buried in the walls and foundation his sort tended to prefer being outside or at the least within the church they called home. <br/>
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He remained standing as he glanced about the room waiting for the lass to return. Her timid actions fluttered through his mind every now and then before he attempted to convince himself it was merely that he was a foreign to her. That was till he heard her trip over something on the way downstairs. Out of habit and curiosity the grim leaned lazily on the door frame with his shoulder as he looked down at her. Her words earned an arched brow that quickly turned into a furrow as he noticed the red splotches on her cheeks that was quickly bruising in the pattern of a hand print. <br/>
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Eirin was moving without realizing he had even thought to do so. He scooped her up into his arms and carried her as he made his way up the stairs, "Keep your head down for now," He told her as he moved with the grace granted to the dead, "You will not be staying in this house much longer."<br/>
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It was a promise that only he could have kept. His eyes that had been a shade of chocolate became slowly pools of blood red conveying his rage at the way another being was treated. Souls were delicate things in his mind and everything had a soul. How that creature was treated when it was alive often determined whether or not it can rest peacefully when it died till it is called upon to be reborn. Pushing open the door to the study he leveled his gaze with the elder alpha, "You are as disrespectful as your child, Bill," He scoffed, "Keep your pups off sanctuary grounds or watch them appear on your doorstep as corpses."<br/>
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His ruby gaze offered no room for discussion. Even if these wolves were alphas they stood no chance against him. After all they didn't seem to know about the souls still trapped in their home that would gladly drag them to Hell if granted the chance. Humans could become worse than the hounds of Hades when it came to holding grudges long after their corporal forms had turned to dust. <br/>
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Eirin glanced down at the female still in his grasp, "I'll be taking her with me so you can't damage her soul more than you already have." </span>