Bitsa of course wasn't nearly so concerned, one of the benefits of size is the confidence it brings to such encounters, furthermore this is hardly the first time he's drawn someone close to him only to be rather concered at their newfound proximity so such a large and powerful beast that could likly devour them in a moment. This however was not the game afoot, Bitsa was truely just curious about this creature he found and would remain so for the time being. As she passes through her nervousness and tries to rid herself of it the tiger keeps himself relatively still, only the gentle and somewhat reassuring rise and fall of his chest pressing up against her own body lost in his fur and warmth.<br/><br/>"Well yes and no, I live as all wild tigers do, both in constant company and very alone at all times. You must know us to be solitary creatures, but by the same token I'm often dropping by to visit the tigresses in my territorry. Also... I don't really live here, in the park... though the difference between my home and here is little right now, Siberia is my place and will remain so as long as a tiger's roar may be heard echoing through the mountains."