Snippet #2616103

William glanced over at Winter, giving an odd look. Did the building put her off a bit? There was plenty of room to wonder around a bit. He wanted to welcome her more into the place but he didn't want to be come to annoying to the people around him, right now William needed them to survive. During the young wolf's becoming a human again, he was cringing, trying not to see. It was really painful from the ribs up when it happens, worse than going back but a good hour nap always sets them straight.
"When we become more older, it isn't as gross but still gross" He said with a bit of a light voice.

The wolf shifter dug around the building, looking for anything he might of missed the last time he was here, which would be likely. Nothing really changed, the shattered glass was still on the ground, pieces of paper scattered and the empty crates stacked at one wall of the room. William sniffed, feeling his wolf become tired finally and stopped with the unsuccessful attempts to push forward as the sun slowly raised. He was quick to get up, making his way back to the door and close it, the fire being the only thing that kept them alit.

He looked up when the vampire spoke, lowering his head a bit trying to laugh it off "sort of but not really, it took two hours to pluck feathers off me, but it could of been worse, might of been a cow" William wasn't entirely pleased about killing the animals, it gave him the first remember of having the virus. "I was going to continue to travel North in hope to somehow find a way to tail behind a pack or be greeted into one, I am not a kind of person who would travel alone. I prefer to have a goal at mind, right now, food, shelter and a pack is what is the best right now" William wondered over to Jack, settling close to him. His wolfish side remembered the deal of protection, paid or not he was still going to do it because he had a little bit of distrust for almost everyone in the room.