Watching the snowy pelted Aniwayan fight was rather impressive for the patchwork Squire, she had never been a close combat fighter and watching the grace and skill with which Ayasha fought was rather impressive. She would have to get her father to teach her a skill like this she thought as she sat in the tree; that way if she ever found herself in a situation like when the grey male had attacked her, where she was too close to use her bow, then she would not be totally defenceless against her attacker, she was not the strongest of wolves after all and although from a long way away with her bow she could be fairly deadly, when face to face with danger then she was at a great risk. For a moment a feeling of guilt washed over her, she had not mentioned this to her father, assuming that he might get to know as Liam would no doubt tell his father, mostly the patchwork girl was longing to prove herself as a heroine, as a true protector of the pack, just as her father was, she would not have wanted him to forbid her from coming here today, she needed to prove herself she felt, needed to know that she could defend her home when she needed to; her father was of course not being overprotective, there was real danger here, but she did not feel that she could not handle it. She knew that he simply did not want her hurt, but she was more than capable of doing this, she was a confident creature and would be perfectly capable of handling this situation; so long as no-one pulled her from her tree or shot back at her. Luckily it appeared that these two guardians did not carry bows and were rather too occupied with attacking her friends on the ground. The little female was glad now that she had come with Liam today, the attacking guardian had bitten him, without her he might have been able to attack him further, she needed to be here to protect him from these huge horrible wolves. The small female was delighted that her arrows had found good targets, sinking deep into the flesh of the wolf, one into their shoulder and one into Wilhelm's back, she grinned, that ought to slow the male down enough for Liam to get away.
The little female turned to fire another arrow at the other male wolf, to help Ayasha after her last one had missed, but it seemed that the pale female did not need her help, taking the large male's legs from underneath him and plunging one of her daggers into his throat. The patchwork girl's eyes widened, she had never seen anyone die before, it was rather a sight to see, she had of course seen blood before, she had seen her great grandmother stabbed, seen all the blood that had flowed from such a small wound, but here there was so much blood, the pool growing beneath him with every passing moment, he was clearly dead now, but he looked exactly the same as he had before. The small female had practiced killing enemies over and over in her mind in the past, but it had never occured to her that this is what it might look like. There was no time to dwell on this though, there were far more pressing matters to attend to, even though time seemed to have slowed down as the small girl watched the male die, it sped up again as Ayasha launched herself at the other guardian. It seemed that Liam had struggled free, Robin's face was suddenly filled with concern as she saw his bloodied arm, she managed to return his smile weakly as their gazes met for just a moment. He spoke to the pale female, but from her high vantage point the small girl could not hear what had been said, she raised her bow once again, firing an arrow at the final guardian, aiming to bury it in Wilhelm's arm, to render one of his arms useless so that he would not be able to attack the pair anymore.
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