Snippet #1819669

Victor felt a tinge of uneasiness, this was no ordinary creature he was going to be dealing with. His threat was real and if he did watch himself, Cesare would be left without a father. The scientist jotted down a few point, one written in bold scratched letters "KEEP CESARE OUT OF THIS AREA!!!! Now that he thought about it, he wondered what his son was doing right now, either way if anything did happen, cesare was more likely to lock himself in the office and go about his day. Or call more some sweet treat.

Victor sighed looking back at his subject. "I wish for no harm to come to you while you're in my care, but I do have some questions for you if you're up to it." He said, watching him slump down in place, he wasn't sure weither to see if he was alright or keep watching for something to happen. Victor sighed to himself. Only. Time would tell.

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Cesare was bored. As a child of one of the head scientists (or bosses as his father put it.), he knew very well that he was going to left alone a lot of the time. Meaning finding something to do in the mean while was going to be a challenge. The lycan child was still in the office, hat off from lack of another person in the room that didn't know him. He looked up at the many shelves. Most where books for his father and himself, but there was also a large amount of computer games, ranging from the elder scroll series (in witch his father obsessed over more then him and his neck collection) to starcraft and Warcraft. The lycan child sighed as he pulled out his Ds. Pokemon was his forte and his reigning sport. Though every now and again he looked out the rectangular window to see if anyone passed by. That gave him an idea. If he was going to be living here, why not get to know his neighbors? Soon the child was up and shoving on of the many beanies he had on his head and circling his thicky furred tail into his pants loops before sneaking out into the halls to bug his new found neighbors.