@Kait
There he was, clad in student uniform and his headphone sized, black horns spiraling around his ears. Though he thought the clothes restricted his movement, he wore it as a means to draw less attention to himself, granted there where many odd lifeforms here at Manta Carlos but with no fashion sense he would most likely find unwanted attention if he chose clothes specifically for practically purposes, he might have ended up wearing all sorts of colored clothes.
He was acquainting himself with the city, not marking his territory because old man Wolfe had said that the cops would take him and that it would be worse then if the dogcatchers had taken him. Instead he had to be content with simply walking around and taking in all of the scents, though sniffing to intent at times was not appreciated and sometimes meet with anger, though not enough to cause any major disturbance it did make some heads turn to look what he was doing.
When he came to a corner, his eyes opened wide while he involuntarily ran of, he had seen dogcatchers, men of the pound. It was an instinct from his dog days, an instinct to flee or something bad will happen. He ran out in the traffic, not really thinking, jumping high enough to land between that car and the next.
There he was, clad in student uniform and his headphone sized, black horns spiraling around his ears. Though he thought the clothes restricted his movement, he wore it as a means to draw less attention to himself, granted there where many odd lifeforms here at Manta Carlos but with no fashion sense he would most likely find unwanted attention if he chose clothes specifically for practically purposes, he might have ended up wearing all sorts of colored clothes.
He was acquainting himself with the city, not marking his territory because old man Wolfe had said that the cops would take him and that it would be worse then if the dogcatchers had taken him. Instead he had to be content with simply walking around and taking in all of the scents, though sniffing to intent at times was not appreciated and sometimes meet with anger, though not enough to cause any major disturbance it did make some heads turn to look what he was doing.
When he came to a corner, his eyes opened wide while he involuntarily ran of, he had seen dogcatchers, men of the pound. It was an instinct from his dog days, an instinct to flee or something bad will happen. He ran out in the traffic, not really thinking, jumping high enough to land between that car and the next.