The male wouldn't disrespect the borders of course, staying afar from it's edges on the moor. His eyes fully entwined in the beauty it bestowed upon the land. His soulless eyes just staring off into the distance. He waited patiently for Arian to come, and to seek his chance to talk with her. His tail twitched a bit as he dug in the scent. This definitely was her pack, not that he was showing an interest in that. Just her and his family, perhaps this would show an official apology for his snap. His brain wasn't always in the right but he wasn't stupid. Liar sat down at the border before letting out a bark for Arian specifically. Not wanting anyone else to intrude on their little talk together. His paws eagerly awaiting even if he looked like almost nothing was happening in his life. No wonder a ton of wolves sort of figured him stupid or not all there. His jaw would stiffen slightly, what was he to do next anyway. "Talk"

Arian was on another round in the borders again this time at the Moor though. So close to hear the bark, her hackles bristled a little at the voice. Though, she had told him that he was welcome to try again. Approaching the borders, she would casually stand before the same height male. Her crystal blue eyes moving up and down him. Damn she still could read him, but regardless her expression defaulted. It was at a blank slate, though not as unreadable as his own expression. "Liar.... you aren't going to attack me again and break your promise are you?" she would question bluntly. She was still suspicious of him regardless of what had happened. Her slave days were to blame for that, even if she was in the position that she was in. He stunk of Sin too, her only guess was that he was hanging around the white male now. "Talk"

Liar watched as Arian came to the borders, he was going to open his mouth to speak but she already did it for him. It took him by surprise, what was so different about her than when they had met before. Regardless he ignored the thoughts, his blank stare remaining as she seemed to be on guard. Did she doubt his promises then? Well it was understandable, like he knowing nothing about her she knew nothing of him aside from their position in their family. It seemed he had forgotten his manners. Liar would dip his head to her for a moment. "I do not break promises. I only wish.... to converse." he would tell her. Raising his head to her, she stood tall so he started to raise to. Would he be allowed in, or rejected again in which he probably would give up. He was only so interested in the woman, he didn't care much for reading people. She was just, interesting. "Talk"

Arian flicked her head inside the territory then. Fine if he wanted to talk he could, at least he was showing an effort to fix his mistakes. She would let a sigh release from her lips. "You come at the wrong time Liar. We have trouble all around us. Not just from Hellstrom." Arian was wishing she had just stayed home.... never approached the other packs. It turned out being more difficult than she thought, that and her sick state of mind, it took a lot of effort. There was no respect given on most times. She looked at Liar for a moment. "What are your intentions really?" she asked him. He gave no notion of what he wanted, not once. It made her wary of him. He couldn't blame her however, with how he acted the first time. She would think him made across many things. It made sense coming from the walker family. "Talk"