(Try to be patient, EP.)<br/><br/>He had only walked down the corridor a few paces when he spotted something that made his heartbeat quicken slightly; the sight of another life form on this train. But although only one was presently visible, his nose, despite having retained its human shape like much of his body had when he had been transformed, could detect the small, faint scent of...a mouse.<span style="font-style: italic">Could it be?</span>he wondered as he slowed his pace.<span style="font-style: italic">Is there a mouse in the house? If so, count me in.</span>At this thought, anomalistic for his human side but perfect for his feline side, a brief grin appeared on his face when he stopped on the spot.<br/><br/>Likely because of the presence of the mouse, whose identity, appearance, size and location he didn't know at this stage, he found himself slightly more confident than usual, and was easily able to conjure his opening sentence, even though who he was speaking to was a wolf. Wesley had always known human/feline hybrids like him were often a prey target for wolves and many other species, although this was something he had always dismissed.<br/><br/>"Well, hello there sir." he said cheerfully, "I'm Wesley. Er, I know this sounds out of the blue, but have you seen the conductor? I wanted to try and find him to see what's going on. But...who might you be?"<span style="font-style: italic">I hope he takes this well.</span>he prayed internally, in dear hope that the wolf wouldn't resort to attacking him.