Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

"Are you okay, Aodh?"

She asked, tilting her head at him slightly.
He was quite and looked peevish, not his usual teasing and loud self.

She had a feeling that she may have said something wrong but shrugged it off, it was near the full moon, Aodh was probably just moody.

He raised his head and grinned widely at the vampire. The same bright smile that his what he was really thinking.

"Aye, I'm fine."

No use showing her he was angry at her for the way she treated her brother. It;d raise questions.

She smiled back and nodded softly.

"Had me worried for a moment, feeling a little moody because of the full moon?"

She asked looking up at the sky, even if it wasn't the actual night the few days before and after the full moon always made them edgy.

"Yeah, full moon," he agreed.

No, the full moon didn't affect him that much. He got angry if he was physically provoked. But not until.

He was a very calm person until provoked.

"Its pretty close."

"It is, must be a pain having to deal will all of that every full moon.
I know it would drive me crazy."

She chuckled and looked over at the lycan, silently glad for that reason alone that she was a vampire instead of a lycan.

He shrugged. "You get used to it."

He had gotten to the point where he only snapped if you physically pushed him over the edge.

Given enough time, he'd get over any anger he had on and around the full moon; like Alek had.