<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/Onp4Ux3.jpg)</div><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;">Bhaltair</span><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">Rank: Sitter<br/>Location: Healer's Den - Mute's Den</span></strong><br/>Bhaltair was a little unsure of the situation but it soon resolved without too much trouble. He was sent here on a mission for<strong>Vitani</strong>, but things weren’t going well as it was. He considered bringing up the subject again, but he was a bit hesitant when<strong>Tsuki</strong>joined them. She’d been with their alpha, for quite sometime. He’d noticed them together but hadn’t much thought about it at first. Now, though, thinking about the conversation with<strong>Vitani</strong>and the subject, perhaps he should hold up bringing up the ceremony for now, just to see where this was going. He watched the healer carefully as she came to stand beside them, wondering if he should be keeping a better eye out for her. It wasn’t in his nature to naturally be suspicious, but things were changing quickly in the pack and he wasn’t sure it was for the better.<strong> “As long as everything is fine.”</strong>He shrugged off the subject, not really wanting to pry into her business with the alpha.<br/><br/>He looked towards where the other wolves had been before turning to<strong>Tsuki</strong><strong> “It’s alight now. Some bullies came through to try and pick a fight, I think.”</strong>He grumbled, an irritable emotion sounding from his voice that seemed out of place coming from him. He wasn’t the type to be too upset over things, but even he had his limits on what he was okay with in the pack.<br/><br/>He glanced to<strong>Mute</strong>and thought he saw something like disappointment on his features, but at what he wasn’t so sure. The moment was fleeting, as if it hadn’t been there at all and easily missed. Bhaltair liked to pride himself in being able to understand his pack mates, even the unpredictable ones that were more aggressive than peaceful. He was a wolf watcher; he was used to keeping a keen eye out for everything. Especially when it came to the pups.<strong> “I doubt they’ll leave him alone. They seemed determined. I don’t think Mute should be left alone with them lurking about in such a mood.”</strong>His voice was calm, but stern as he glared at the space the wolves once were. He had no doubt Mute could hold his own, but that didn’t mean he should by himself.<br/>