As she made her way outside, Kodak turned, not rising from his sitting position. He gave a smile, his tail swishing softly against the dirt, stirring only a little dust. Then as she got closer then expected, the smiled faded for only a second. She sat down, rather close in his opinion, especially that she was in heat. Yet she was sitting close to him anyway. At that, he silently beamed. Did that mean she was becoming close with him? He knew that there was a part in her that liked him. That had been obvious after their interactions with Ana yesterday. He knew she would like how Ana was being around him. But he had seen that protective nature arise. So there might just be a small chance. "Morning." He replied back, the smile not leaving his face, his eyes not leaving her. He turned to look towards the main camp at her question. He pondered for a bit before responding. "I think I'll go ask Kodu... Alpha, before we do anything. See where he wants the two of us at." He paused, noticing the distinguishable Ana making her way around camp, seeming to have not seen the two of them. "But hopefully I can get a good hunt in. And maybe get to know the... our, new pack." At that he rolled his shoulders, his muscles dancing with excitement. Then he turned back to Lidiya. "If that's okay with you." He added, the playful smile still on his face.

Kodak nodded, before walking towards the Alpha's den, wagging his tail to signal her to follow. He quickly made his way down the hill, making the path longer in order to put space between him and Ana. He looked back over his head and saw Lidiya, knowing she was following he quickened his pace alittle, nearing the den. It seemed she just got more beautiful every day. He just wished she wouldn't push him away. Maybe show if she did care about him, not only if Ana or some other interested female was nearby. He frowned, and began up the hill.

Kodu was standing outside the den, over looking to pack when Kodak made his way up the hill, Lidiya stopping to Kodak's shoulder. Kodak gave a small bow, a nod of respect, and Kodu quickly let him at ease. That was when Kodak started; "Alpha, Lidiya and I were wondering if there was anything we could do for you and your pack in thanks for your hospitality." Kodu gave a small smile and seemed to think for a moment before responding. "First and foremost, I don't want any return for your stay. You're not the first and definitely not the last wolf I would let into my pack. It is how we have grown to the size we are. But, I do have a job for you. Our patroller core has been weakened. Most of our patrollers have been I'll or have passed. Nikolai and one other remain. It would be very helpful if the two of you could help or assist them in any way." He paused for a moment. "And any hunting would help as well." Kodak's tail wagged for a moment before he responded. "Thank you Alpha. We will begin on our tasks shortly." Kodu nodded in dismissal, and Kodak turned, with a smile towards Lidiya, before beginning found the hill. He looked over to Lidiya and asked, "Which one do you prefer? We could go to Nikolai or go out on a hunt. Your choice."