As soon as David opened his insolent, ignorant mouth Seravi could feel every bone in her body tense up as her eyes immediately looked up from her meal and fell to him. Her gaze was cold. The moment she met the guy back in the woods she knew for a fact that she did not like him and the more time passed the more her tolerance for him faded. Every last bit of her wanted to tear out his throat for his ignorance and the way he just seemed to step out of line whenever he pleased and she could feel the beast stir once again at the thought of harming something. How dare some asshole come in and say such things, running his mouth? It was seriously starting to piss her off that he had not been left behind like he should have but somehow she kept her mouth shut for the time being and just finished what remained of her meal. The least that bastard could do was appreciate that the pack was kind enough to share a meal with him. He was seemingly ungrateful and it pissed her off.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">*Thank you*</span>The mental voice hit her suddenly and she turned her attention to the white werewolf for a moment, smirking. Soon after the mental voice, the male pulled himself out of the fur pile.<span style="font-style: italic">"Ow." he moaned, "Oh wow! I did it! I'm me again!"</span><br/><br/>â€œGood. One less thing to worry about,â€ Seravi said to herself with a chuckle, relief in her tone. At a time like this, a newly changed werewolf was a bit troublesome. It was like teaching a child to read some days, she has found out, though she could never really say for sure since she has never really taught anyone how to shift back and forth between forms. Then she added under her breath: â€œHeâ€™d better not be as annoying as David.â€<br/><br/>The only good moment so far was that the white were had reverted back to his human form on his own after getting something to eat. Seraviâ€™s attention was turned away from the white haired male when Kakasha walked off and Michelle spoke up, voicing her own dislike of the guy. Her cold and icy stare still glared at David even as Aidan approached him and told him to get to work and essentially earn his stay. A smirk touched her lips. She wanted to claw that idiotâ€™s face off, but she kept herself restrained enough not to do so after Thomas returned shortly with Eryan, who was crying. Poor girlâ€¦ Out of one tragedy and into another. She was immediately aware of the fact that Thomas had probably filled her in on what happened while she was away during their small hike to the cave. It was something that had everyone on edge, as Michelle had mentioned in that strange way of hers to David, and this place was slowly becoming more and more like a warzone. And war destroys everything in the end.<br/><br/>The howl that tore through the air soon after she and Aiden went into the cave was enough to change her mood somewhat. Or at least for the moment, anyway as a sudden depression hit her for a brief moment. Losing family was never easy, even when she had lost her good-for-nothing uncle. It took a lot for her not to howl herself but in truth she was done her mourning and she at least had that much self control. Eryan had been kept out of the loop during her absence and it really did depress her slightly considering she never had anything against Eryan and she was a part of this family. She deserved to be kept informed, though she understood she had some other issues she had to attend to, but that was just her opinion on things. That girl was an interesting one and the fact that she had some male company with her and that he was holding her bags for her as well definitely did not surprise Seravi at all. Eryan was known for being a bit wild, much like herself at times.<br/><br/>Standing up from where she was she sat closer to the fire. Even when she joined the pack she still seemed a bit distant. She looked over to David as he spoke again, asking what he should do. Even if he had said he would keep his mouth shut she couldnâ€™t help but add her two cents. â€œEarn your keep, obviously. Youâ€™d better listen and get to work if you want a place to stay. Those unwilling to handle a warzone such as this donâ€™t belong. Hmmâ€¦ I wonder how fast you can runâ€¦â€ Playful was the tone, there was even a laugh, but it hid a venomous warning to further show he shouldnâ€™t let that mouth of his get the best of him. â€œOh, and perhaps you should apologize to Kakashaâ€¦ try to redeem yourself as best you can before that mouth of yours does get you into trouble again. You already have a few negative strikes.. I think it's for your own good that you be a good boy and don't add to that." That was Seravi for you, always unable to hold back from showing her dislike for someone even when it was a bit uncalled for and wasn't exactly her place to say.<br/><br/>The smile that touched her lips as she walked off was proof of her little warning, giving him little room to say some snarky remark to it. Otherwise she might just have to rip out his throat.<br/><br/>But that would make her a bad girl wouldnâ€™t it? Seravi liked this pack too much to let the beast inside of her misbehave and go on a killing spree, step out of line. When she first joined perhaps, but now she was better. Then again who was to say that she was not a bad girl? This was a time of year where she could let loose and embrace her wild side more, and she did it a lot in the past. Seravi has always been one to enjoy a dirty romance and ever since she joined this life she has seen more hot men placed in one pack. Oh yes, quite a few of the Claw men have caught her eye during this little time of year, at least what she has seen of them, which had honestly not been that much. It was truly a pity that a few of them (former members of the pack) had betrayed the Shadows. A bad boy made everything so much more fun when it came down to it, even if it was a one night stand.<br/><br/>A heavy sigh escaped her suddenly and she knew she had to do something to get rid of all this energy that still lingered and probably would until the Heat was over with. Perhaps a run around the woods would do her some good, she thought to herself with a bit of a smile. She always ran off and did her own thing when she felt she needed it anyway so it wasnâ€™t like they would worry. They knew she ran off to release energy and she always returned. It was kind of like her thing. Seravi really had way too much energy pent up anyway; she really needed to learn to keep control of herself better. After all what a better way to work off a nice meal than a run around the territory anyway, right? It would have to wait until after the introductions. As a member of this pack she should fully introduce herself, just out of respect.