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"This day has been boring as fuck." Hades grumbled, and Anubis found the corner of his mouth turning upward slightly. After all, it seemed like Hades' feelings towards his day off was completely as expected, and Anubis could hardly blame the guy. Socializing wasn't his thing, so that really just left him at home, suffering, so-to-speak. He gave a small, nearly inaudible mutter about how Cerberus had become such an idiot after the fall. "I'm pretty sure if I stay in the house any longer with the lumbering idiot I'll simply got insane. You... I guess why the hell not? I take the means you're going, yes?" Hades responded, finally bringing forth the answer to Anubis' question. Anubis instantly and visibly perked up, gaining a small smile across his lips.

"Yeah," Anubis replied. "I was already planning on going, but it was going to be agonizing going alone, so I thought I'd-"

Anubis' brows raised, his dark eyes trailing over to the large rottweiler plowing straight towards them. Alice and Devon, while, following after, were much less threatening in appearance and seemed far more likely to simply run around the people standing before them, and even if they didn't, their light, lean bodies would simply tumble over and give way. Instead of continuing to talk, Anubis found himself silenced by the scene; the large animal charging dumbly to it's master before plowing into him, knocking the too-stubborn-to-move Hades down to the ground. Anubis couldn't help himself, and, while he did try, he really did, he started laughing. Alice and Devon had arrived as well, and, much rather than plowing into anyone, or even trying to, they simply circled around the scene, wagging tails and panting. Devon barked and hooted, almost as if he were trying to laugh along with Anubis.

Hades grumbled, shoving the dog off of his person and standing up, telling the dog sharply to leave him alone and go play. Anubis managed to settle his own laughter, waving a hand at Devon's nose to get the dog to quiet as well, though the animal simply yipped a few times before scampering off in the same direction that Cerberus had gone. Alice on the other hand, while still quite hyper, was slightly more docile than her brother, and had settled for dropping down and sitting calmly beside her master. Well, at least one dog had officially tired itself out.

"And that's what I had to deal with all day..." Hades near-growled about the situation.

Anubis couldn't help but smile, he couldn't manage to wipe that grin off his face in the least. He almost felt bad about laughing at his poor friend, but... come ooooooon, it was pretty funny. He took a few steps closer to the tall, teal-haired young man, elbowing him lightly in the shoulder in that friendly sort of way. "Sorry," He said, trying hard to get the corners of his mouth to straighten out. He almost broke down and laughed again, but, catching himself and shaking his head, he tried to start over his apology. "I'm sorry. I, uh, I shouldn't have laughed, that wasn't funny." He bit his lip, covering his mouth with one hand while his body jolted a couple of times with suppressed laughter before he dropped the hand, shaking his head. "That wasn't funny at all, I'm sorry." His mouth was in a wide smile, showing off white teeth and pointed canines.

"Yeah, I can understand you wanting to get away from that for a little while," Anubis continued, nodding with his understanding. "I can't imaging that dog being your only company being very pleasant."

Finally beginning to calm down, he pulled his cell phone - a device he found both aggravating and useful in this modern age - from his back pocket, checking the time quickly. It was five thirty by now, time enough to probably be heading back and trying to get himself at least somewhat put together for Odin's party. In his current state, even if there was hardly a look that could mask good looks and a godly aura, he certainly wasn't fit for anything very public. Not in toms, jeans, and a plain t-shirt, anyway. He'd at least try to make himself somewhat presentable, and maybe eat something small before he left his apartment to go there.

"Well, I guess I should be heading home to drop these guys off and get ready," Anubis said finally, looking back up at his friend. "But at least I'll see you there, right? No backing out now!" He gave another grin, before bending down and leashing Alice, calling Devon over and leashing him as well, before starting his way down the path he had originally come. He was slightly down the path before he looked over his shoulder, giving a small wave to Hades, before the other young man would be officially out of sight.