He finds himself glad to be able to do more for someone than just warn them and help them protect themselves. Maybe before he moved on to the next pack he could do some good for this one and help them out. One day he wouldn't be there, and hopefully Klaus would be gone too but if he wasn't, they needed all they could have and he'd do what he could for them.

Tyler laughs at that. "Yeah, but I can't change oil with my knowledge and you guys have a good business going here it looks like."

Unlike some packs they weren't hiding but living and thriving. After seeing that he knew he would do what he could to keep Klaus from destroying this for them.

He paused to look at the painting, taking in each wolf, their coloring, the image of a full pack there hung for all to see and knowing no one would see the truth. He couldn't help but smile at that.

"I so don't blame her." That was a lot of fur to paint. "I like you guys," he says suddenly before he can stop himself. "So many packs have made themselves small to the world. Hidden and lost from the rest of the world. You guys have a thriving business, you're... vibrant,' he says, turning to look at her. "It's beautiful."

Sure he's talking about the pack but he even realizes he could mean more. Like her.