The few hours it took to get to the werewolf area was rather peaceful. He could feel eyes looking at him constaantly, and the ride was a little bumpy, but overall it was nice. He had the overall silence to collect his thoughts on how he was going to handle everything. He was a threat, even if he was small compared to them all. He was of the enemy species, so he was expecting harsh words, maybe even a few physical insedences. He knew the prince wouldn't love him or show him any real kindness or humanity. He was by himself, a hundred to one.<br/><br/>When the plane started to land he felt the trip was more like twenty minutes. The unsteady landing made Red grab onto his seat, a wave of panic flowing through him before the plane fully stopped. They were fine, just a not so wonderful landing. He let Douko get off first, and waited until everyone was off of the plane, mostly, before he grabbed his bags and dragged them down the many stairs of the plane. He hated living with the werewolf already.<br/><br/>Red stood at the bottom of the stairs of the plane and just... stared. It was honestly much more beautiful than his own land, which made him a bit jealous that he didn't have a forest near his castle. The lack of a runway startled him, did they not have roads and streets? He had never been inside of their land before and knew nothing about it. He hoped they weren't incredibly behind with technology and their way of life. He was not looking forward to a shitty woody cabin and a old metal bucked making water and potato soup.<br/><br/>He could feel his snake wanting to come out and see what exactly was going on, and he opened the way. His palm glowed the brillant purple and the snake simply stuck it's little head out from the space and looked at the forest before slinking back in without a sound. His familiars were very curious creatures. While he let Argona out constantly, he had another familiar who wasn't so small and quiet.<br/><br/>He walked to Douko who was waiting for him, but he stepped in front of him in case the other tried to just walk away from him. "This is your home, and i'll listen to your rules. The snake is my familiar, i'm sure you've caught on, but I have another. He's bigger, a sort of bird... May I let him explore?" To an outsider they were like little pets he enjoyed keeping around, but the boy held a close connection with his familiars, they were special and unique to him. "He's very friendly, cuddly, he won't hurt anything or do anything besides sit in a tree," He gave a soft smile, the other seemed like he had a stick up his ass, so he had to suck up a bit to get what he wanted. Even if the other said no... he'd let his other familiar out sometime.