[centre][b][h1][color=tan]Cody[/color][/h1][/b]

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[sup][b]Interacting With:[/b] Xerxes Arvanitis ([@YoshiSkittlez]), Quinton Matson, Connor Vos and Cody Treadwell ([@Caits]), Magnus Bane, Gage Brooks and Aron Brooks ([@BlackPanther]), Sebastian Monroe ([@December]), Miranda Burke ([@Damo021]), Zoe Flores, Syeste (Vos) Nioré and Kaylee Evans [@Vicier][/sup][/centre] 

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Cody curled around Aron, knowing he was holding onto Aron, as if he was the only thing that made sense. Right then, he was. If nothing else made sense in this suddenly topsy turvy world, he was glad Aron was the one thing. It felt good, Aron's warmth, his scent, the...security that he felt. As Zoe began to speak, Cody glanced up, looking to the older woman. He bit his lip, and looked to Aron  noting that his injuries did indeed appear to have healed, for which he was greatful. He didn't like seeing Aron hurt. Sighing softly, he shifted so he could watch the room, but still be close to Aron. 

Werewolf? 

Such things just did exist, did they? He shuddered slightly, glancing away from Zoe, He closed his eyes, and tried to let his mind process everything that had happened, everything Zoe was telling them. The attack...he didn't want to think about that, but he did, the red eyes of the beast that attacked them...the pain...the other wolves jumping in. Another pair of red eyes.He swallowed, his eyes opening, and meeting zoe's again, and glancing away again, to Aron. A safer place to rest his gaze. 

Red, haunting eyes. 

He let out a slow breath. Werewolves. Were they seriiously werewolves? He shifted enough to check his own injuries, noting the lack of pain in his ankle, the mere fact that his body didn't hurt, that in fact it did feel...great. Cody worked out, took care of himself, and generally felt good, but this was a whole new level. He swallowed. Werewolf.  Turning back to Aron, Cody engulfed him in another hug. At least...he wouldn't be alone. His gaze went to Syleste, Sebastian and he faltered. He felt guilty that they weren't healing, worried for their health.