''Cause you were all yellow

Voltage didn't say anything when she told him she and Arcus where best friends. Perhaps he already knew, or perhaps it had something to do with the distance Arcus had spoken between himself and his siblings. She had thought he might have found some solice in the knowledge of how important a storm was in the greater scene of things, but perhaps it hadn't changed anything for him. It made her a little sad to think about and she couldn't help but wonder if the best friend code meant she shouldn't be mingling with a brother he didn't like. Her brow furrowed, but in the end it just went against her nature not to adore any new wolf she met, to turn down knowledge and friendship. She sighed and soothed away her concerns, Arcus was hers, her bestest friend in the whole wide world, learning fighting from his brother wasn't going to change that.

Voltage would continue to teach her and she gasped in outright suprise at his suggestion she didn't want to lose her tail. How was that even an option? "But I love my tail" she said in confusion, unable to fathom such bodily harm. "I know a little bit about that, I've been learning to heal for some months now from my auntie, she thinks I'm getting really good" she said proudly, but she didn't want to seem like she was getting off topic so she nodded and said "neck and belly must be protected" to show she had been listening. Her bright, trustful eyes where upon him, soaking in everything he said, she loved to learn and would prove to be a quick study, or do everything she could to make herself a quick study. To follow his words she lowered her head, tucked in her chin, and raised her shoulders, bunching the skin around her neck. Her feet where still in the balanced stance he had talked about earlier. It wasn't too strange to her since she had seen rhythm in, she just hadn't remembered all of it or understood it at the time. "Really? I didn't know that. Well, not the I knew anything about sparring" she pointed out, in response to his comment aboht low ground being preferred.