[This is what she wanted to know. His explanation is clear, accounting for possible situations with Mason's pack, and his response. And why, hopefully, nothing will happen at all.

Asil's control of his wolf is good, for all that he has been through. More than that, he knows very well how these meetings go. The stages at which point hopefully they or their wolf will sense why it would not be in their best interests to cross him. Or Eun. She's glad to hear that he would not be so quick to push back and put them in their place, but also that he would not hesitate if necessary.

But what is most helpful is the rise of his wolf and his power. It washes over her, and draws an instinctive shiver up her spine. But Asil is still kind to her, still touches her sweetly, making it clear that this power is used to keep her safe, not to frighten her. Eun shows her understanding by rising up onto her toes, lifting her arms to wind behind his neck as her cheek rubs against his.]

Thank you, I think I understand well enough.

[There will be no posturing, no wielding his reputation like a finely honed blade. He does not need to do any of that because he has the power and experience to not need to flaunt it. It settles over his shoulders like a cloak and a warning to those around him. To act in any other way would be to lessen himself, and show mental weakness.]

So I guess this means I should hold back and let Mason and the rest of you deal with the others first rather than step up to the line myself, hm? [It's in her nature to protect, not be protected, especially when violence is not on the table so much as snarky, shitty comments from butt-hurt werewolves, but she's also not as well versed in pack politics as Asil and the others.]