Liann was surprised that Warren stopped walking to face her and even more surprised to see the amount of pain that seemed to almost overwhelm him. "I. . ." Liann sighed as she looked around at their surroundings. "Let's keep moving, we'll talk more later when we're not in some form of danger." Her voice was calm, having lost the will to argue, for now. He may not know her form of pain, but he has definitely faced pain in more ways that she could only imagine, who was she to think that he wouldn't understand her? It was becoming obvious that he has helped others like her. She started to walk again towards the general direction Warren was leading them.<br/><br/>Still, Liann didn't believe that there was a she wolf inside her somewhere. She hasn't believed in that for a long time now. But hearing Warren speak of the pain of losing a part of yourself, was he speaking from experience? The way his very being seemed to crumble, Liann might as well have poked at a festering wound. But her plans to get rid of her shifter self was still in place, it's what she planned ever since she started this journey. To change that plan now, Liann wasn't sure what she would do with herself if she were to change her mind.