Werewolves and Humans: Together in Spirit

Fenrir let out a soft wolf like laugh and shook his head agian.

"You're not a normal wolf, and you weren't raised in captivity, but you can understand human speech," she thought aloud, thinking hard and coming up with nothing.

Fenrir nodded agian standing up and stretching in the chair then jumping down.

She looked at him, hoping for some other kind of clue. "You didn't come here just to confuse the hell out of me, did you?"

Fenrir thought about it a minute then shook his head slowlywalking to her.

"Then what did you come here for," she asked, still sitting in the same place.

Fenrir popped his neck and looked at the door then at her.

She raised her eyebrow. "What's that supposed to mean...?"

Fenrir sighed and shook his head then nodded from her to the door.

"You want me to leave? This is my house," she frowned.

Fenrir growled and at her then did the nod again.

She frowned. "This is my house. I don't go into your den and try to take it over," she grumbled, not moving.

Fenrir barked at her once then sat down and nodded again.

"I'm not leaving," she raised her eyebrow at him stubbornly, not moving.

Fenrir snapped his teeth at her and started moving towards her with them bared.

"You're really going to kill me over a house," she asked, her eyebrows raised. "There's plenty of room for two, you know. Three, even."

Fenrir played with his wolf tounge and sighed,
"Not bout dat,"

She froze, her eyes wide. "Did... You.... Just.... TALK!?"

Fenrir looked up god she is slow then nodded.

She looked at him like she was mental. "Then... What are you talking about."

"Follow" he commanded with a growl walking towards her door.

She raised her eyebrow but stood and pulled on her shoes, following him. "Where are we going?"

Fenrir didn't speak again, talking in human was hard for a wolf.

Realizing she wasn't going to get an answer, she kept her mouth shut, following him in silence.

Fenrir walked outside and slowly marched his way to the woods sniffing then he made his way in making sure to go slow enough for her to keep up.