Liri watched as three of them was put on a stretcher and loaded into a truck, each yelping or whining in pain. It made her anxious, unable to do anything to help them and the pack being seperated like this. Not to mention the wide eyed stares from marines that had by now definitely noticed the pack.

Eventually they were loaded into another truck and the trip back to base started. Liri was quiet all the while, exhaustion setting in aswell as the consistent pain across her shoulders. The pain caused by bumps in the road only made her worry more about her pack mates that had been sent ahead. Beneath it all a quiet hatred built for that one marine is specific.

"You okay?" Liri asked quietly, looking passed Delta to see Emery. The smaller wolf nodded and offered a small smile, as much of one a wolf could ofcourse. Liri sighed softly, she seemed fine. But she was worried about the other three, none of them looked so good. Her ears pricked up slightly and she turned her head when the guard started to speak. Telling them who the culprit was was probably not the best idea, but she had thought she recognized the bastard anyways. Her ears flattened and a low growl rumbled in her chest at the memory, what she would have done had she reached him then would not be pretty. Her head suddenly felt fuzzy again and she shook it slightly before focusing again. She kept quiet for a moment before deciding just not to say something at all.

"What will happen to him?" Emery asked, her question not well intentioned. She was angry too. But also concerned. Her anger was not as focused, but she knew a good portion of their pack was far more aggresive than her. If that marine was to stick around it would not go very well.

Liri couldn't help but feel a little disappointed to hear they wouldn't see him again. She wouldn't be able to finish what she had started. And it wasn't hard to tell Delta was having similar thoughts, if not worse. "Probably for the best.." she said quietly, a little regretful. She would direct her frustration at something else. Though the next bit of information brought some relief, they would be well looked after.

Emery could practically feel the anger and frustration radiating off the other two at the response from the guard, it made her glad that she was a part of the pack. She couldn't imagine Richie coming out in untouched if they crossed paths again. "That's good" she said when told that the scientist had been called. A while later the base finally came into view. Things still seemed rather busy as they approached and soon stopped. Though there still seemed to be time for curios glances towards the truck they were in.

Liri just wanted to get to the relative safety of their place at this point, not particularly caring about being seen. It hadn't been their choice to be kept a secret afterall. Even with help from the other two, the impact of jumping out of the truck resulted in pain. A soft whimper escaping her. It had been easier getting in since jumping up mainly required the back legs. The only slight problem had been balance. She rumbled quietly at the amount of marines openly staring at them now, ears flattened and hackles raised subtly. She walked with a slight limp as she followed Delta to the barrack. Well aware of the marines scattered and gathered around, but choosing to ignore them apart from a quiet growl. Delta got the message across clear enough. Being back in their current home brought some relief, she went straight to her room, the door fortunately still open. Needing a moment, her paws felt like they were about to slip out from under her and she was tempted to bite anyone who came to bother her unless they were one of the pack members.

Emery was a little more skittish once they were out of the truck and moving towards their barrack. She stuck close to Delta and Liri, focusing on them instead of the marines. She watched Liri make a beeline for her room and decided to leave the dark wolf alone, she didn't look like she really wanted company right now. Check on her later. "Are you okay?" She paused to ask before Delta could disappear too, not sure if she had asked before. Even if she had, she would still ask, just to check that he was alright in all his quietness.

Emery sighed softly and lay down nearby. A little surprised he shared so much, but she was glad he did. "It's been a bad day.." she said gently as she rested her chin on her paws. It had been more of a terrifying day really and it wasn't over yet; the news of the others was yet to come back. "But we'll get through it, all of us" she added with a small smile, trying to convince herself aswell that the worst of it was already over. The explosion could have cause much more damage than it did.

Liri slowly lowered herself onto the floor in her room and simply lay there. Trying to process what had happened and keep herself from panicking. She took a deep breath after a moment and tried to get a look at the burning gash across her shoulders, wondering if it was a good idea to shift. It would make walking around easier if she didn't have to put half her weight on her upper body.