<span style="font-style: italic">â€œSeravi, you and Kakasha go on a sweep of the area. That howl, along with the new scents are going to attract attention. Scouting sweeps only, no heroics. I want the two of you to be as invisible as the wind. Alright?â€</span><br/><br/>â€œVery well, a scouting mission shouldnâ€™t take long. I was planning on taking a run around the forest anyway, to release some energy you know, better than sitting around watching everyone cry.â€ Was her reply to Aiden when asked to scout with Kakasha. Just then, the annoyance that Seravi had felt before vanished and she flashed a bit of a dark smile. She completely agreed with Michelle when she said there was too much moping going around in this camp and with making a man out of Alan; guy scurried off to the cave pretty quickly after she spoke to David. It really made her wonder if they even could make a man out of the guy or if he was just going to be a scared little boy who was afraid to stand and grab life by the horns. Sooner or later he needed fully embrace who he really was. Aiden seemed to think the same thing which only brightened her amusement since she was pretty doubtful.<br/><br/>An important rule of being a werewolf: one should never cage the wild beast because in the end, once it finally breaks free, it will not be very happy. That was something she could give credit to David for, in spite of her opinion of him, since obviously he was not afraid of his wolf and willingly embraced it and was willing to earn his keep. He seemed to know more about being a wolf, especially with how he spoke to the white one he referred to as â€˜Powderâ€™, being someone who was easily amused the little nickname amused her, and she silently and half-heartedly admitted to herself that there was a newfound respect for him at least in that sense. Call it giving credit where it was due in Seraviâ€™s own little way. She could also give him credit that he wasnâ€™t moping about the camp like Alan.<br/><br/>Heh, perhaps if he keeps up his moping she would just have to give Alan a  good reason why he should embrace his wolf instead and perhaps even a reason prove once and for all that knife of his was not just for show. Wouldnâ€™t that be amusing? Unfortunately those thoughts would have to be saved for another time. Kakasha had darted off into the woods, eager to run; she didnâ€™t want to keep the girl waiting.<br/><br/>â€œHave fun teaching the preschoolers about pack life.â€ she teased with a faint chuckle, unable to keep her thoughts to herself yet again, looking back at Aiden and the others before she finally followed Kakasha out to the woods. In a way that could also mean her, she was still learning about being in a pack herself. Of course she would never say that but they all probably had an idea that she could very well be included with the â€˜preschoolersâ€™; if anything she was probably considered something close to a â€˜middle schoolerâ€™. Not quite advanced but certainly not a novice in the ways of the werewolf. There were a lot of things about being in a pack that she still didnâ€™t know and every day was a new learning experience just waiting for her.<br/><br/>Kakasha seemed eager to get going the way she just ran off before Seravi could say anything so she figured that she shouldnâ€™t keep the girl waiting any longer. And as soon as she neared the edge of camp, she shifted to her wolf and stretched, beginning with a trot before breaking into a run to catch up with Kakasha. They really must have been reading her mind since she was thinking about going out for a run. Everything was irritating her right now especially since those new wolves just had to show up at the worst possible time. She also had some suspicions that the howl had captured the attention of the other pack if the scents of new wolves had not by now. It felt good to stretch her legs and run even if it was just a bit of scouting; right now she would do anything to release some of this energy and clear her mind a little.<br/><br/>It felt damn good to finally get to go out for a run. She kept her stride casual since they were told to be invisible, the snow feeling nice under her paws. Everything seemed quiet at least for now, but that was usually how these things started out. Quiet at first and then something happens, even if it was small. She was not a curious wolf but she wondered briefly if they would find something like a tasty snack of sorts to bring back to the pack.