(TaciturnTiger: I stand corrected. I was actually referring to your character back then but I got your kitsune confused with ShadowInkura's character. I'll edit the post when I find a free moment. Thanks for the assistance.)<br/><br/>Despite his introduction, Wesley couldn't help but notice that this had not been heeded; almost as if his kind was seen as poison to his acquaintance's kind. While he waited on the spot, he tried to look around him once more to try to find anywhere that could lead to a conductor's room. But just as he thought, he could see no sighting of any panel of sorts, or even any doors other than those leading to the rooms and the bathroom behind him.<span style="font-style: italic">I've got a bad feeling about this.</span>he thought as he turned back, continuing to wait as the scent of the mouse nearby becoming stronger than before. However, he knew that both he and the kitsune were keen predators (and often prey too), and he didn't want to risk her attacking him, so he stayed silent.<br/><br/>When the kitsune finally turned to face him, he couldn't help but gaze down at her five tails in awe as the light from the ceiling lamp shone onto its beautiful hair.<span style="font-style: italic">My God,</span>he thought, failing in turning his stare away from them,<span style="font-style: italic">these are beautiful. Makes mine look like crap.</span><br/><br/>"Hey, it's no big deal," chirped Wesley, holding out one paw, "It's very nice to meet you too."<span style="font-style: italic">Don't give away the fact you can smell the mouse.</span>commanded Wesley's brain, which would have drawn a scowl from his dark side were it another person in front of him. It was only at this point that he managed to break his gaze at the kitsune's tails and turned to make eye-contact. Hoping she hadn't noticed, he scratched an itch on his neck and then, with all his courage, forced himself to speak. "Um...none of you have seen the conductor, have you?" he asked politely, trying his best to maintain his eye-contact and distract himself from the sweet scent of the unseen rodent, "I wanted to find him to ask what's going on here."