Mutt was glad to answer the question about transformations. It gave him a chance to talk about his parents! So with a big, ear to ear grin, he proclaimed. "Oh! Us silverfangs are excellent transformers. Not only can we control when we transform reguardless of silly conditions like the moon, or emotion, but we have even mastered a rare, yet refined art of the transformation. For 4 generations on my fathers side, we have been able to master a partial transformation, allowin us to change not only when we want, but just the individual body parts that are necissary for our task at hand!"

The partial transformation he spoke of seemed the works of fairy tale. Was there possibly a werewolf with so much control? After all, he had only use his claws on Sol. His attempts at a partial transformation were more the less cut short (thats a pun xD). None the less, Mutt found his speech cut short, when he saw his new found friend Sol walking around the corner with a serious "Im looking for someone" look on jis face.

"Oh look! Heres my new friends now!" Mutt was happy and excited to see Sol. He ran to Sol, at a comfortable casual speed of 20mph, and preseted his hand for a shake. Though he was requesting the handshake, the canine instinct behind the action was aparent. Mutt ran to greet Sol, as a physical mutt or even advanced bred dog may run to greet its master at the end of theday. The difference here was a cleaner, more respectable demener about Mutt. He did not wag his tail, bark, drool, or whine. He simply ran to greet Sol, and was eager to see them again. The control, and surprisingly rapidly connected loyalty were astonishing to say the least.

What was there to be surprised of though? Mutt had just come from a pack, where fights determined who would be Alpha, and the winner demanded EVERYBODIES respect. Could this greeting be residual signa of the wild level instinct and code of social conduct? Would it mean that by simply besting him in combat, or at least giving him a run for his money, that one would earn his respect, and loyalty? That could be a good possibility and a better idea since... Well who dosnt like having a ultra sonic werewolf on their team right?