Raju feels the chillier breeze in from the door, watching the wolf walk in the exact opposite direction from it. He sighs.
"Does it know it's a wolf and not a pet?" he asks, looking amused and indulgent despite his dry tone. "Because if it thinks it's supposed to be here to stay, we're going to have to start sleeping somewhere else."
Which would only be a problem for Raju, really, since Francis doesn't need the heat in the way that Raju does. It isn't the only fireplace in the house, of course, but keeping more than one lit means using more firewood... It's a problem for later. The problem for now is one Raju's less certain he's happy with, after that odd growl— But not unhappy enough to stop following Francis' lead.
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"Does it know it's a wolf and not a pet?" he asks, looking amused and indulgent despite his dry tone. "Because if it thinks it's supposed to be here to stay, we're going to have to start sleeping somewhere else."
Which would only be a problem for Raju, really, since Francis doesn't need the heat in the way that Raju does. It isn't the only fireplace in the house, of course, but keeping more than one lit means using more firewood... It's a problem for later. The problem for now is one Raju's less certain he's happy with, after that odd growl— But not unhappy enough to stop following Francis' lead.