Womanizer...? a wry smirk crossed his face. "Valiant." he said with a small smile, and a sideways glance at Silver to make sure she was still keeping her distance. He had no problems with having the scent of his new leader on his fur, that would be easy to explain away, but any other female and he would be in a world of shit.

"I had to leave in the middle of the night and run through creeks to cover my scent, but I imagine she'll still track me down... Maybe some more company would settle her down..." he said with a shrug. It almost seemed as if her irrational clinginess was bought on by a fear of being alone. Either way, it was nice to have some personal space back, and he planned on keeping it that way.

Nodding a simple reponse to the male's spoken name, a smile of his own stayed put as he listened further. He was certainly glad that he had no such problems - the only females he worried about were Jayse and El, Trisden and Arlette...Envisioning Valiant, size and all, barreling through the creeks of Relic Lore in order to escape a stage five clinger reinforced his gratitude of this fact.

"In a pack dominated by males, surely she won't give you too much trouble." He knew this was an understatement - for all he knew Valiant's stalker could be every bit the horror he'd described - but there was no denying that there weren't many females to tarnish his reputation with the shewolf here. "If all else fails in keeping you safe from her, let her come through here and meet Elettra." Now that would be a sight to see.

A smooth grin to his mask, Kade slid to his belly at Valiant's side, stretching his forelimbs before allowing his musculature to relax. It really did feel good to have someone to talk to, or spend whatever length of time with, stranger with the wandering eyes or not. Silver eyes shifting to the female as she tended to her coat, the dark man made himself at home among the newest members of the family.

Valiant had initially held every intention of avoiding the wolf at his side, and the one called Raigo, and this Elettra. He had often had problems with authority growing up and didn't want to be chased from these lands until he was good and ready to leave. Silvers mention of her not being so bad bought a questioning look from the male as he looked to Kade, surely the dark male would know more of her than Silver.

Perhaps it was her upbringing that made her so unusual but at least she was having a go. While he may not necessarily like the crazy woman who had launched herself at him in attack on their initial meeting, he didn't hate her either and so was content to have her within snapping distance. He gave her one of his small reassuring smiles in answer to the worry dancing across her face before turning his attention back to the male who was now laying at his side.

He had been contemplating bringing her to the hollow. It would be far easier than crawling back to her every few days to make sure she was still on board with their plans. But he was enjoying the peace far too much. "Anywhere worth visiting around here if I decide to go for a wander later?" he asked Kade, still trying to decide if he should bring Hawke to the pack or not. It would serve their plan better to have her go to Swift River, but he just couldn't see her going there of her own free will.

"Elettra an't that bad. I mean I guess she could be like that. I think its how you approach her though." There was a hint of truth to Silver's response concerning the pack's Second. He could easily admit that Elettra was, indeed, intimidating, and equally deserving of respect. But a part of him knew that there was much, much more to the leaden mystery of a woman than the hard front she put on.

The female seemed tense, her eyes timidly dancing to and fro from he and Valiant to herself and back. As far as he knew, there weren't many things for her to be worried about at the time being, but then again she was still merely a stranger in his eyes, and he certainly didn't know what could be on her mind.

Gladly, his attention shifted to Valiant as their casual conversation progressed. "Anywhere worth visiting around here if I decide to go for a wander later?" Thoughts of potential locations crossed his mind, and he thought of each briefly before rendering what he felt was the most fitting answer.

"The Irridescent Lagoon is very peaceful - beautiful in the dark of the night..." The stars seemed to live in its waters, though their presence was merely a reflection. Nevertheless, the impressive body of water was, personally, one of his favorite sights.

The woman seemed to be getting more and more impatient with their conversation as the moments passed and he couldn't help but keep the smirk from his face. She was annoying, there was no denying she was probably one of the last wolves he had hoped to find here, ever since she had thrown herself at him, teeth gnashing then deciding to play nice. In the words of Rhysis, crazy women. There seemed to be no escaping them.

"I've seen the lagoon. It truly is a sight to behold. Even more so in the presence of our Lady Jayse..." he said with a small smile. If he hadn't met her that night he probably wouldn't have come to the Hollow seeking admission to their ranks. He remembered the odd feeling of being watched and now he had a feeling his suspicions were being confirmed. Yet again he was grateful for his decision to behave that night. Kade was not a wolf he wanted to be on the bad side of.

A soft, genuine smile spanned his lips at the mention of Lady Jayse in regard to the Lagoon's beauty. Yes, of course, he internalized, flashes of memories made in his mind. The large pond could have been a cesspool to be shit in and still retain qualities of beauty in her presence. Nonetheless, perhaps the fluffball of a friend had finally put two and two together - it most certainly had been he who had lurked all those nights ago, ensuring that his pride and joy was unharmed in her venture.

"I loathe the day her name is marred by your regrettable words," he asserted lightheartedly, almost unable to keep from, ironically, laughing at himself. "But yes, it is beautiful."

Coupled with a drawn out sigh of contentment, the man slowly rose to his feet, shaking the dead grasses and traces of ice from his coat. With the day on the brink of transitioning into darkness, there were places to be and tasks that needed attention, such as an evening sweep of the border.

"Please excuse me." And with a conclusive, respectful nod to his packmates, the dark man glanced to the stars as they emerged upon a darkening front before swiftly disappearing among the towering Cedarwoods.