It had been rather kind of them to let him stay here even if he was quite unsure if it had been a good decision of him or not consider what had happend in The Ascandant. Inu would never be able to forgive himself for that. It had been stupied of him to even think he actually belonged in a clan life. For everyone sake it was better if he just keept himself isolated somewhere there not many come to cross him. Yeah, he couldn't let himself stay here for long just for some few days and he would move on again to found himself somewhere else to live, maybe a island there no one lived on aside from himself. Maybe it would be a lonely life but that was far better then letting a monster like him surrend himself with people. As long he existed and had a control over his mind no one would be safe from himself or that male. It didn't seemed like Inu would found any happiness in life, perhaps he did not deserved it to begin with.

Still worn out the Shikoku would walk himself into camp ( having sleept outside just to make sure he not would attack someone) to take a look around. This place was very beautiful, wasn't it?. Inu liked this place it reminded him a bit about Hawkclan, despite the clan having lived in a jungle both of the places had a beach and water surrending them. It was a relaxing feeling. Maybe later he could take a walk to the beach not having visited it yet but he had heared one existed. To be surrended by this many houses though was a complete new experience for him. The mountains he would avoid though mostly because last time he had tried to explore the forest back at The Ascandant he had gotten lost and almost eaten by a bear.

Taking a look around after some sort of life the vampire hesitated at first. " Uhm, h-hello?. Anyone wanna meet me?. I mean if you want to..." What a odd way to start a conversation, even Inu realised that and in embarassment his cheeks heated up. He really wasn't all that good when it come to social interactions. It was a bit of a struggle for him but he tried, wanting to at least show gratefulness for letting him stay here for a little while.

// alright so my joining thread i made yesterday got erased because of the site update and i don't want to rewrite it. So if anyone replied to that thread before it got erased lets just say they asked what he was doing there and Inu asked them if he could stay for some couple of days and they said that was okay or something *shrugs*

The voice behind the call is unfamiliar to Jericho.  Such thoughts always fill him with an odd sense of guilt — as leader, isn't he expected to know everyone?  As leader, shouldn't he be greeting each and every joiner?  As leader, how can he let people slip through the cracks?  There's another part of him that knows he's being too hard on himself, that these expectations aren't entirely realistic, but he can't help but feel he just isn't trying hard enough.  Nonetheless Jericho, always looking for the lighter side, decides to push those thoughts away and instead use this as an opportunity to make up for missed ones.  Even if newcomers do arrive without him there as part of the welcoming committee, the Helion figures he can always introduce himself later as he intends to do now.

The little tomcat limps forth just after Persephone arrives, seating himself slowly to take the weight off of his three legs while he listens to her own greeting.  He smiles softly, gently but still with a reserved kind of politeness as his blind honey gaze turns to flicker across Inu, settling to stare in his vague direction.  "Ah, I'm Jericho.  It's nice to meet you, uh..." he trails off, allowing the end to raise in intonation to form a question around where the stranger's name should be.  Nevertheless he clears his throat lightly and adds, "You — ah, y-you're new, right?  How are you settling in?"