Mixing water and sand was probably the worst thing ever. He hated the desert enough as it already was, and now he was having to deal with it sticky to every piece of his being. He wished that they could just go somewhere else, but he wouldn't know exactly where to turn either because he was a human and everyone around him was just another animal in his eyes. He was a murderer and he was a criminal. He wasn't a good guy, but that even meant that he had his own morals that he followed by. Such as that he didn't hurt children or even think about hurting the likes of a child. In fact, it was one of his softer spots when it came to dealing with animals in this world. However, it was incredibly difficult for him to be able to understand what was considered a child in this world and what was considered a full grown animal as well. The Hellhound couldn't tell half of the time, and that affected the way he interacted with others as well. The 6ft tall canine was walking through the sand trying to make his way to the forest so that he wouldn't have to deal with the dumbass sand anymore. In the distance though, he was able to see a couple specks against the darkened sand. He was used to others looking at him in an intimidating manner, and the fact that he was the second largest creature that existed in this place. He also wore a human skull mask over his face that was distorted and elongated to fit his new muzzle that he had instead of the normal face he had when he was a human.

Not much about his other features changed all that much, which he was glad about. He was the largest of his crew as well, and despite his size, he wasn't the greatest fighter that was out there either. Being a former human meant that he had to learn about the world around him. As he approached, he noticed that there was the calico that was there, he didn't bother to remember her name or anyone's name for that matter. Not like he would be able to thanks to the memory issues that he had been having lately. Vagabond also saw a small animal that was there. Wait, was that a kitten? In the middle of the rain? A frown was hidden behind the metal mask that he wore as he made his way over. His large body weight causing him to sink slightly in the sand. The kitten certainly did look confused and not know where she was, and he was only able to hear a couple of things that she said. She was looking for her brother. The thought made his heart sink. That was horrible, even from an animal standpoint. Vagabond would offer a reassuring grin from his jaws even if it was hidden by the mask that he wore. "Hey kiddo, you'll be able to rest here." Vagabond said calmly and tried to make himself look as less intimidating as possible. "I'll help you find your brother if you'd like?" Vagabond asked, as he wasn't completely a monster and had his own agenda. It would probably do his sanity some good to help someone out from time to time. "Let's get you inside and I can get ya something to eat." The former human stated toward the dark-hued feline.