Sighing, she watched as he became very angered with her. It was clear why, and Amber herself had no idea why she was acting this way, asking such questions. Then she remembered quiet easily. Taika was a gypsy. Part of her new little family. Everyone had connections in such a family, so if one member, or neighbor was worried, or annoyed at lack of ability to defend about a different member, than it was important. This wolf was clearly ticked about the Taika question, but that only answered something. He was annoyed at (her) and the thing that had to do with Takia.

If he was upset, annoyed, or worried over the fact he couldn't defend or something, or if the pups could hurt her, this worry should be shared. In this family, trust had to be learned, that was all Amber knew. It was a compelling need. First of all, she had to make him understand her led the group, without threatening him in any way, shape or form. That was the hard part. Using Taika was not smart, but she saw no smart paths at all, so, she took the least stupid instead. It at least looked like it was the less stupid one.

"I know I'm annoying you, but I'm very sorry if I am upsetting you. I was under the impression, that just like Taika, you were a gypsy. If you aren't, then I'm only asking on her behave. It's clear as day she's less able to defend herself" Amber started, her rougher voice making the words sound strangely even more hard, but as time went on, they did get a tad softer as the rough wore away a little more.

"If you think there's a threat her her, speak up at any time. We, or at least me, Dragonfly and Taika, are now a group. What is a danger to one of us, is a threat to all. We would help her at any time". Well, this was trust for her. She could not personally speak for Dragonfly, but the she-wolf felt that little one would follow them anywhere and do what she could to help, even if that included fighting.