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Token emerged into the hallway from the tower, running and laughing. It was apparent that he'd just come from the roof, and, by the way he kept glancing over his shoulder, there might've been someone following him.

However, when he reached the lounge, he stopped dead in his tracks. The last time he'd been in the lounge, it had been night time, quite, and empty. Now it was crawling with people and the sounds pressed on his sensitive ears.

Whining, he took a step back, wishing his brother was there...
 
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Are you ok?
The soft voice came from somewhere to the male's right, where a female sat perched upon one of the sofas, her legs tucked underneath her in a seemingly animalistic crouch. She smiled at the male encouragingly as she moved her head to a side, obviously curious as well as innocent.

The female was clad in baggy jeans as well as a tight corset-like shirt of a red hue, a yellow long sleeve shirt with butterfly sleeves was seen underneath, showing her shoulders. As she moved a bright yellow flower was seen on a choker around her neck. The female seemed to be attempting to imitate nature with her clothing.
 
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Ed had been running behind him, a smile on her face and struggling to keep up with the long bounds of the older boy. She finally reached the doorway, slamming into him when he stopped and falling backwards down to the ground, whimpering softly at the impact.

"What's wrong?" She whispered, picking herself up and peeking out from behind him at the lounge. "Why are there people here?" She'd only been in the lounge once, herself, and there'd only been someone sleeping on the couch. But now.. She retreated further behind Token's back, looking up at him questioningly.
 
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Token looked back and forth between this Nature Girl and his little brother. "Too many people..." He whined and retreaed back into the hallway to sit down, ears falt against his head. From where he was sitting, he could see the friendly Nature Girl, but wasn't going to try to initiate a conversation. Token only did that if it was a one on one situation.

He looked up at Ed, looking ashamed of himself. "Token is sorry for bringing Winter to room with people and people." He looked away from her, ears flat against his head.
 
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Linken sighed as she neared the male, scratching the back of her ear absently in what would seem like a canine gesture. She crouched near him and moved her head to a side curiously.
A bit of a phobic for people huh?
She asked lightly, keeping to his eye level to not seem too intimidating. She doubted people liked talking up to others, and she was used to animals not liking having to do so .
 
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Token cocked his head to the side, confused by the Nature Girl's words. "What is 'phobic'?" He asked, ears perking forward in curiousity. This girl didn't seem half so bad as many humans he met. She was almost... normal. In the way she behaved. Almost animal, like himself.
 
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Edward sat down next to him, holding her newly sensitive ears to try and keep the noise out. "I don't.." No, she couldn't say that. She did mind, didn't like the people everywhere, more then she'd seen in her entire life. But it wasn't Token's fault, and she didn't blame him. "I didn't know either, that people were here."

She stared up at the girl, black eyes flipping from her to Token curiously. She didn't seem to notice Ed, and personally she was fine with that. She scooted away from them, hugging her knees to her chest and staring up at her. She didn't mind it when there was only a few people, two or three, like it used to be with her and Maman and Vera. But Maman was always so quiet, and Vera mostly kept away from her... She wasn't used to the noise the lounge now seemed to burst with.
 
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It actually means afraid, but I mean more like you don't really like them.
She stated cassually, with a smalls shrug as she decided that it was ok if she had a seat.

She turned to Ed and smiled at her.
I'm Linken by the way.
She said lightly. The room was too crowded for even her, as she liked being a social butterfly. The people weren't really the problem to say the truth but the limited space.
 
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"Afraid? Fear?" He asked, more to himself than Linken or Ed. Then, he puffed out his chest, scowling slightly. "Token fears nothing!" He announced, then glared into the lounge, as if showing everyone and everything in there that he held no fear for them.

"Token just no like noise..." He said, ears snaking back against his head, trying to prove his point. In truth, he really was afraid, but, being a Wolf in mind if not body, he'd never admit that.

Token then turned to Linken, and cocked his head to the side, curious. "Linken? Is Token." He said, pointing to himself, and then he pointed at Edward. "Is Winter, Token's brother and pack." Explained the dog-eared boy. Earlier that morning, he'd mixed up brother and sister, and Ed hadn't corrected him, opting instead to be a brother, ratherthan a sister.
 
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Edward waved quietly at Linken, nodding to affirm the boy's announcement. "I'm not good at being either a pack or a brother yet." She sighed, propping her chin up with one hand and finally breaking her steady gaze at the girl in favor of a quick glance at the door to see if anyone had left. They hadn't.

Her eyes widened as she remembered why they were there, and she announced "Token said he'd teach me wolf, maybe." excitedly, bouncing slightly at the magnitude of the event. But she'd have no problem listening to them talk, waiting until everyone left the lounge..
 
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