Lets be friends.

Outlaw Shrunk down that much more crouching a bit with sad eyes up at Sirius, tail tucked under him.  Outlaw licked at his jaw as he considered his current situation.  This wasn’t the sort of position he was used to being in.  Well, this just wasn’t going to do!  Uh, so how did this get worked through?  Outlaw let out a resigned mixture of a whine and sigh.  Sirius could clearly shove him away.  The dog backed out the door reluctantly, ears pinned back in clear displeasure.  “Alright, well, this is a really bad idea but I guess better I go with you in case you fall over on yourself.” With that decision in mind, hesitant cheeriness was already coming back. Outlaw’s tail was even up again though the tail was more twitching than really wagging.  Nervous but still trying to be friendly.

“You shouldn’t go alone.” Outlaw offered quietly, “You aren’t in shape to defend yourself if something happened.” The dog didn’t mention the tragedy that Sirius had just mentioned having come to pass.  It was unlikely something the upset wolf had any desire to talk about father.  “My main way to defend myself is just to run so I’m no help on that.” There was a moment's hesitation, “Not that I wouldn’t try but, you know, there are others who would be better, most anyone really.”  The dog seemed still concerned for Sirius despite the previous clear threat.

Outlaw