Arvid's life up to this point had not been extraordinarily easy. He had been taken from his parents, poked and prodded relentlessly by scientists, and then dumped onto the island without a single say in where his life went. However, even with all that had happened to him, the canine knew he didn't have it as bad as some others. In fact, thst was kind of a driving force in his life. Not that he felt glad others were suffering. No, rather, he just figured that if those that were worse off than him could keep going, then he could as well. He was determined to make something of his life, and hell, perhaps he'd be able to help those worse off than him at some point in the future. That certainly was an intriguing prospect, considering he liked helping others – and also had to admit that he liked the gratitude that came with it. However, he'd have plenty of time for being a "hero" later. For now, he was just getting used to his new home in the Coalition, and enjoying his time within the group.

Unfortunately, while things thus far had been pretty positive or chilled out – at least in his opinion – they couldn't stay that way forever. It was inevitable that someone would eventually be made upset by something, and in this case, that someone seemed to be Saturn. Arvid didn't exactly have context for what was going on as he approached, but he could tell that it wasn't good. Initially he had been a bit hesitant to come over, considering Saturn had lightly scolded him the last time he had been out so late. When he noticed what Byriath and Devraj were doing, however, he knew that he needed to come closer. Sure enough, when he did, he saw the tears that had stained Saturn's face, and the faint tremble that was still traveling through their body. The sight of it all was enough to make the dire wolf's ears pin back, worry filling him. He found that he hated seeing the other so distressed, despite the fact that they hadn't known each other for long. Perhaps that was just an effect that came with joining a group? He wasn't sure, but that was something he could question later.

For now, he just made his way a bit closer, sitting down nearby and shuffling his paws slightly. His voice was gentle when he spoke up, multicolored eyes gleaming with worry, "Saturn...? I'm not sure what's wrong, but... there's nothing wrong with getting comfort from others. I mean, obviously you've been through something, so... it makes sense to turn to those that you know. I admittedly don't know much about this stuff, but... I really don't think you need to apologize." Was that the right thing to say? The pup honestly wasn't quite sure. He didn't know much about comforting someone, especially considering nobody had really comforted him in the past.

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