It seemed she had successfully surprised her guest, his features working to compose themselves when she gave her age. Did she look that bad for her age? Or was it the other way around? She didn't know how most seventeen year old wolves looked. She couldn't recall having met many, if any. At least the male could take a joke. She couldn't help but laugh when he said that if he saw seventeen, he'd take a male too. Her eyes lit up with amusement. "I'll take you up on that so don't go too far from Moladian." She said with a teasing wink. But something new flashed in his eyes and he sobered up a little. She knew enough not to ask about it but there was a curious light in her eyes for a second. All in due time. They had only just met so she couldn't offer to help him fight his demons just yet.

She did notice when she brought up his past, he seemed to withdraw a little, his answers turning into a smile and a nod where usually he would speak more. She decided not to bring it up again in respect to his silent request. If he didn't want to speak about his past, then she wouldn't ask about it. She would wait for him to want to. He seemed surprised again when she put on her serious face for once. She felt that even though they were on friendly terms, she needed boundaries since the wolves he was asking about were under her care. No matter their past, she had accepted them back into Iromar and that meant something to her. She went by her word and they were now under her protection.

Of course, she knew that Ramos would understand, which he was quick to voice. He said he wouldn't betray her trust, that he only wished to speak to them. Even though they barely knew each other, she felt that she could trust his word on that. She nodded. "As long as they are okay with it, then that's fine." It would be up to the wolves in question if they wanted to talk to Ramos in the long run. She wouldn't force them to do anything. As he glanced around, she lifted a brow in question. Then he said that a wolf in his position could be dead in a fight. She tilted her head, tail swishing behind her. "There is no threat to you here, Ramos. I have declared you a guest. Anyone who threatens you unprovoked will answer to me." She said this with the same tone as when she spoke of her own pack mates.

She wanted him to understand that in the same way she would protect her pack members, she would also protect a guest of the pack. At least he seemed to still think of her as a friend, telling her he looked forward to the next time they saw each other as well. She smiled in return. When she offered for him to meet her children, he actually seemed happy at the opportunity. telling her he'd love to once she taught them not to nip. She smirked, tilting her head. "But that's the best part." She noticed that he was looking around more. Must be thinking it time to move on. She didn't take offense to it. He asked if there was any favors before he left and she shook her head. "No, you've also done more than enough for me, Ramos. I wish you well on your adventures."