Well, what could one expect? Jasha wanted to explore, even if it was without his family. Wagging his tail happily, the pup crawled down the ramp, almost stumbling, and promptly faceplanted in the snow. His front and hind paws still held him up, his tail wagging wildly. Hey, maybe he could meet some new friends while he was out here! Pushing his face out of the snow, the pup bounced around, wincing as the snow bit at his paw pads and made them cold. That was one thing he didn't like about being outside. The inside was so much warmer. But what was it that Mom had said? Something about becoming stronger to defend their friends? Okay, those weren't her exact words, but still. There were no wolves that weren't able to become friends. And Jasha would have all the friends! "Awl of them." Words were spoken quietly as he waited.

The male was allowed to explore what would be his Master's new residence, a strange unnatural structure stranded on land, an ocean at its back end. At least that was the description given to the slave boy about the primary area, not much had been shared about the expanding space, but it wasn't like they were denning up in either anyway. Standing there with neck outstretched and snout pointed to the sky, Squirrel's pale bronze eyes running over the rusted metal and holes in the ship, wondering what could have happened to such a large thing. That was until something caught his attention, stumbling from the structure and faceplanting into a pile of snow at the bottom. A pup.

Head tilted to the side and ears picked up at the spectacle, remaining where he was standing, watching. From what he could see, the pup was able to pull out and was already bouncing around, uninjured. With no duties given to him from the Hellstrom family, Squirrel was given free time to roam about the area till he was needed. So, paws would carry him towards the young pup. Head was held low at all times, tail swinging calmly and a friendly smile across his lips. The male would huff as he grew near, announcing his presence to the child just a few feet away and then stopping.