"Oh? You mean like at one of your schools? Nope, the rule here about your kind is finders keepers, and especially in Mrs. Ard's room. She wants you guys out as soon as your found. I might have been willing to give you back to the guy who put you on the desk, after he got punished for this, but since you don't know who that is, and since showing you to everyone would get many answers of you're their's, well, it's easier for me just to keep you," said the wolf, finishing rummaging through the desk, and shutting the drawer with a dull thunk, shaking the desk under the little green guy.<br/><br/>"You're friend appears to have vanished, which is weird, but it can happen. He probably got out of the drawer, maybe it was a little open. If that's the case you should have seen him get out though..." said the wolf, staring at Galevin. The green fox was a willing prey, but he might be willing to lie for the unwilling ones, if they wanted to get away. Beowulf wasn't about to let them wander freely though, and started to sniff around again. Reaching up to scratch his head, he feels something odd, and scrapping his fingers through his fur, he comes up with a tiny feline, and smiles at him, the fangs almost as large as Tozoku flashing in the classroom lights.<br/><br/>"Well hello there, were you trying to hide from me?" asks the wolf with a chuckle as he sets the feline down on the desk beside Galevin, and then takes another sniff, sensing another scent in the classroom besides their's.<br/><br/>"Okay, there's at least one more, somewhere in here," he said, looking down at the two, and then sweeping his gaze across the vast chamber, trying to catch sight of whoever else was hiding.