He could read her like an open book, the wolfish expression on Pan's face only seeming to glow brighter. He was in complete control on this island. Everyone and everything fell and rose to his will and it seemed that Tori was no different. That would do well, fingers tracing over a cool, wet thigh as they slipped beneath the rain-soaked fabric. "You're cute," the boy mused before easing off of the girl he'd stolen. Pants were picked from the floor before being slid on, the tie that kept them around his waist left loose as they slung low on his hips. "You should probably get out of that shirt. Wouldn't want you getting sick right?" he spoke, though there was nothing serious in his gaze. He nodded towards the dresser when he told Tori to change, though unlike before he didn't move to leave. She'd seen him 'indecent' and by the look in those eyes of his, Pan wouldn't mind the favor being returned at all.<br/><br/>The rain continued to fall, pelt the earth as it drummed against the wooden houses in the trees. It would do well for the plant-life that filled the island, but it never stopped any of the Lost Boys from doing much. Their screams still filled the air as they romped and played in the heavy rains -- far less bothered by it than the girl that had to be plucked from the top of a tree she'd been left in. He'd have to talk to Ecko about that. While it was funny, Pan could at least admit that, leaving Tori in the storm for so long wasn't cool. Having her get sick would only be a nuisance.<br/><br/>Eyes shifted towards a window, glancing out towards his boys that romped out in the rain. How none of them ever ended up with a cold...he didn't think about it much. "Guessing you wouldn't want to go out again," he teased, chuckling to himself as he turned his gaze back to Tori. They were wild here, untamed. Rules were something laughable -- less Pan state something as their leader. For the most part they were free to do as they pleased, but he had a feeling that Tori wanted nothing to do with the rain for quite some time.