Mackenzie frowned at Arthur's words. The girl seemed really bothered by something in the thief's discourse. Or maybe at the idea of having the assassin as a part of the pack at all. Yet, she only kept on smoking and didn't try to argue with any of the three men.<br/><br/>Damion's words deserved more attention and further consideration. The girl nodded when the Alpha spoke about his feelings on the men having harmed them. She seemed less sure about the idea of the intruder giving them information willingly. Her doubt was clear in the expression in her eyes, and not much more.<br/><br/>Keeping silent,  the girl referred to as the beta only followed the two men's words, her gaze now fixed upon the assassin. It was clear she felt uncomfortable with his presence, but ignored her personal feelings in favor of doing what had to be done.<br/><br/>The girl's eyes narrowed when the assassin said Damion should remove himself from command. It was pretty obvious she didn't share his ideas, and her loyalty made her talk once again, despite being clear she didn't like doing so. "If he was an inept leader, I would remove him from command myself", she stated, in her matter-of-fact intonation. It was true. A chain of command among their kind was not some fixed hierarchy. A leader was only a leader as he could hold his place.<br/><br/>And the Beta - despite her respect and care for Damion - was ready to step in and challenge him for his position in a heartbeat the moment he proved himself unworthy as a leader.<br/><br/>Returning to her silence, Mackenzie shook her head on a negative - to Damion - when the other man said he would discuss more after being fed, watered and having slept. It was clear in her movement a firm refusal to either feed the man or have him sleep there.