Jeanne
"You got a spare room? What, expecting guests?"
*She chuckled dryly, raising a brow at the mild absurdity of this house. Her eyes wandered around the pack, cycling through their names again, settling on the Chief. You could tell he was their elder, with how he carried himself - despite the visible excitement from reuniting with his old master, it seemed.*
"Not a bad idea. The sun will drop soon, anyway."
Angela
"Came with the house."*He said back with a look of amusement. The Silnari gradually got up from where he sat, the wolves idly shuffling around his legs to avoid accidentally getting stepped on. He offered a hand down to her.*"Got to be glad it did. Wouldn't want to be sleeping on the couch, hm?"*He asked. Terrel supposed she made a fair point. There was hardly reason for the extra addition if it were just him and the wolves returning home by the end of the day. He supposed it made it all the more fortunate when guests did come over whenever that may happen. However, he spent so much time traveling, that he hadn't really thought of it much.*
Jeanne
"Not fussed either way. Glad to sleep in a decent bed, though it's probably dusty... Lead the way, o' head of the pack."
*She took his hand and pulled herself to her feet, laughing as she teased him; avoiding stepping on any tails in the sea of mottled white.*
Angela
"Guess the dust beats the snow."*He thought aloud with a grin, leading the way in stepping over the resting wolves. Terrel took a moment to envision the dark house, continuing along a path of familiar layout until he could eventually navigate his way to the stairs. A few of the younger wolves curiously followed after them as he continued along up the narrow stairway until he eventually made his way to the top where a more open area sat. Just beyond it were a few rooms. Two of which to be assumed for guests if not storage, but from the light streaming in through the windows of each, it seemed that were all well furnished enough to have a bed at least. He showed her into one of them, mainly chosen at random, but by any's fortune it seemed to have a nice view of the fenced off land where the horses roamed, continuing onward until only the taiga forest could be seen stretching on for miles.*"I believe this should be suitable for a night, wouldn't you say?"*He jested, deciding to stay by the doorway in allowing her to get settled for the time being.*
Jeanne
"I'd say so, yes..."
*She gave a small yawn, the fatigue hitting her again as the promise of sleep lay before her. She gave the sheets a dust-off, though nothing that there was little settled - then checked the mattress and pillows for insects or animals. She only found the odd spider, so it was manageable.*

"Thank you Terrel, this will do fine."
*Ikehara returned in a quieter voice, smiling warmly as she slung her arms around his shoulders in a small embrace - feeling immediately awkward about it as she stiffened up.*