Levi couldn't say he was overly attached to his Mother, but like any Armada wolf he was pissed off that someone would hurt his own. Badly too. Naturally, it felt easy to assume that the Pirates had something to do with it, it was no secret that his floozy of a Mum had a way of stirring up trouble. That she may have bitten off more than she could chew. It was only natural that the little Leviathan took it upon himself to see what they had to say for themselves, if anything, before he made them bleed.

Getting inside their territory wasn't difficult, and it was hard to say they could even really truly claim this place as their own anyway. Though as for why that was he couldn't say, perhaps some abstract rules were at play, stopping people from getting worked up over things that weren't outright theirs. Who knew? Either way, he stood upon the ship, not making a secret of it. Most of all he wondered why Hanako wouldn't speak about it, poorly dodged questions like that was her new-found hobby.

Sparrow was fine with people coming into the pack mostly. Coming into the cave was a little different. As the very tiny man chose to enter, Sparrow deemed him no threat and simply watched. He kind of just climbed around and not even all sneaky like. Eventually, when he was standing still, Sparrow approached. "Well, you look familiar," she said flatly, which was honestly the best way to tell if Sparrow liked someone or not. She didn't wear her trademark grin, but she still didn't look all that serious as she approached the man. "You planning on getting your ass whooped, or did you decide the Pirates were cooler than the armada and come to join us?"

Levi tsked, already disliking near everything about this Pirate. What his Mother saw in her was well beyond him, but he saw little in most folks so it wasn't unusual in his case. He eyed the King with his Father's eyes, near identical like he'd stolen them for himself and left his sire blind. He didn't even regard her words worthy of acknowledgement, he simply cut to the chase with words as pointed as his sabres. This was simply a process of elimination and even if the Pirates weren't guilty he'd still have a hard time leaving them unscathed.

He hated who he hated and liked he liked, Levi was a small and simple man.

"Was it you who tore Hanako up?"

The young man regarded Sparrow much in the way his father would have except he was tiny and much less terrifying. Sparrow leveled her gaze at him. He reminded her more of an Azure-Terry kid than an Azure-Hanako kid, completely lacking any of his mother's charm or warmth. He only got her size. Really just the worst outcome genetically.

He asked if it was them who tore Hanako up. "The only thing of Hanako's I tore up was that ass and even that was years ago." She chuckled at her own joke, never mind that this was her kid, he was grown. "You'll have to be more specific," Sparrow said, dropping her smile, "What do you mean by 'tore up'? I thought your father had confined her in the stronghold safety of his pack." Maybe their guard was slipping. Maybe Azure, without the charming and dashing Sparrow to keep him on his toes, was losing his edge