Slaying The Demons

Of course, he would make a cocky comment like that. Though he could no longer get underneath her skin. She wasn't afraid of him anymore, in fact she felt confident enough that she could defend her pack against him. The woman leaned against her back though, head moving back as her ears twitched. Since when did he get so interested in her personal life. She did suppose in the past she would have just told him too. "It's nothing to do with you Sin. But I assure you I am not flustered because of you." Arian said. As she stood tall, her paws spreading into the terrain. No longer would she be looked down upon, and she would be smarter with her words. Let alone she would probably never cross Sin again with new gained intelligence.

"What do you need Sin?" Arian would ask again. He better speak quick, or she would be leaving him here. If he actually needed something, Arian like Valentine was ready to let water be underneath the bridge. Yet, too many males had seemed to get it through their thick skulls. They were too prideful of what was between their legs or so it seemed. One thing she wasn't expecting though, was Sin to ask for her help. So she would wait.