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Her way of thinking was kind of strange, but in a way refreshing and good, too. Pantaleimon could not help but smile, the awkwardness of the situation turning over a bit. "That's... A nice way to think." Maybe she wasn't as bad as he first thought, when she plunged right onto weird and uncomfortable subjects. And maybe the subjects weren't as uncomfortable as Pan had first thought, after all.

Unfortunately, the subject soon turned a bit sourer; for Pantaleimon, at least. His hopes were only fleeting that she would perhaps want to settle down at some point. Of course, it had been a silly thought. If she was being sort of seductive towards him, then she probably was to others as well. And she had... 'ways', apparently, to stop pregnancy. Pan thought of the poor pups. Would she kill them, or kill them before they came out? She probably wouldn't want to give up part of her life to bear his pups. Not even if she didn't need to take any responsibilities once they were weaned and leave them with Pan.

"Sorry?" Pantaleimon asked as he snapped from his thoughts when Roz asked him about a girl. "Oh! Yes - I mean, no, I... I don't. Doesn't it ever get sort of lonely? I mean... Being alone? In a pack you can still be... y'know... you. Just, uhm, with friends and a home." Pan wasn't sure why he was even trying to get her to join Redhawk Caldera at this point. From what she had said, after all, he'd already concluded that none of his silly plans and possibilities would be a fit with Roz. But there was something about her that made him want to keep trying, somehow.