Rein heard all the different voices and clung to Tyson tighter. Shaking a bit as he heard the fussing one. His strangely pointed ears drooping a bit beneath his hair. He wasnâ€™t sure he liked the one who was fussing. He seemed mean and angry. Angry and mean were bad things. They meant bad things would happen. Least that is what his mind told him. It was slower than most kids but he still knew what some things meant. He heard running and when the energizer bunny girl came running towards them he let out a sound of surprise. Burying his face in Tysonâ€™s chest a bit afraid of the energetic girl. Peering out at her and studying her. He didnâ€™t say anything but he did watch her curiously. Studying her to make sure she was okay. Still clinging to Tyson tightly. He moved and waved a fist open and closed but didnâ€™t speak to her yet. He wasnâ€™t too sure about her. He was going to study the girl a bit first.<br/><br/>â€œNnn...nnn...â€ He struggled at first. Then managed to speak the word he wanted. â€œHuh-huh-hi.â€ He stuttered out with some struggle. He didnâ€™t move or say anything else. Nervous of the hyperactive girl. This was a lot for him to take in all at once. He looked to Tyson who seemed to think the girl was okay. So he would just study her like a puzzle for awhile but still be kind. She seemed like a nice girl. He didnâ€™t know her yet. He didnâ€™t remember much interaction with any other kids. Maybe he had but he just couldnâ€™t recall it. He recalled being called stupid. He didnâ€™t know why but he just didnâ€™t get things as quickly as other kids did. So he was called stupid by the people who left him on the tracks to die. Thankfully there had been no trains on that tracks.<br/><br/>He was okay even after they got to the room with steam. At least he was until Tyson set him down. â€œnnn nnn nuh...nuh...no.â€ He wrapped his arms and legs around Tyson. Looking up at him. Holding onto his leg. â€œnuh...nuh...no guh...guh...go.â€ He said. Clinging and wouldnâ€™t let go unless Tyson stayed. He looked at the maid warily. She seemed nice. Was she nice? He wanted the male who was giving him a home to stay though. The maid was studying him. Trying to figure out if the boy was autistic. He seemed to. Same reactions as someone with autism would react to a sudden change like this. The way he forced the words out as sounds was another sign. Rein didnâ€™t let go of Tyson. The bath looked welcoming and he wanted to be in it. He wanted a bath but he didnâ€™t want Tyson to leave. Looking up at Tyson with pleading eyes. He looked at the people and would let them but only if Tyson stayed. Otherwise he wasnâ€™t letting go of the nice guy who took him home.