Bane nods, he didnâ€™t know she was rich, but that wouldnâ€™t matter to him either.  He unfolds one wing and holds it over the top of her head. â€œWe donâ€™t need you getting sick.â€ He says. As the rain came down on top of his wing, it sound like the noise an umbrella made when rain hit it. After a few more minutes of standing there, he decides to go inside, of course making sure she was in the house first. Looking around he finds some wood and then puts them into the fire place, and then creating a fire ball in his hands, he lights a fire. â€œThat should help dry your clothes.â€ He says to her. Then he sits down on the couch. â€œWeâ€™re safe for today, they wonâ€™t be looking for me, not in the rain.â€ He says. He was being a little distant, that was only because he wasnâ€™t used to human contact that well. His tail twitched slightly as it rested on the couch, â€œSince that circus traveled every where, I got to see the entire world.â€ He says to her. â€œSome of the places were beautiful, others not so much.â€ He says. Taking the bag of pretzels he begins to eat. Outside it began to pour down even harder than it was a little bit ago, and lightening flashed acrossed the sky and then soon there was the sound of thunder.<br/><br/>A noise made Bane go on high alert; he heard something out on the porch. â€œI think there is someone or something out on the porch.â€ He says. He then gets up and goes over to the door. He opens it, and then all of a sudden there was a yelp from him and a loud thud. Bane looks up at her as she came running into the room. A rather large friendly dog had him pinned to the floor, licking his face. â€œThis big fella was the one who was on the porch, he apparently wanted to get out of the rain.â€ He says. Then he looks at her, â€œCan you please help get him off of me?â€ he asks.