Walter accepted the map and opened it, finding his room and marking it. He looked back at Wrath before replying to the woman, unbothered by Wrath's animalistic growling. It was interesting to meet a human who didn't pretend to be above the animals they were. "Thank you. And he is not my responsibility."
It seemed like Wrath was a wild child to Walter. He didn't intend to keep 'hanging around him'. He hadn't intend to even talk to him. He left the grouchy receptionist and retreated to a corner, where he could be out of the way as he inspected the map.
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It seemed like Wrath was a wild child to Walter. He didn't intend to keep 'hanging around him'. He hadn't intend to even talk to him. He left the grouchy receptionist and retreated to a corner, where he could be out of the way as he inspected the map.