It took some time, but she was slowly getting use to her new schedule. Beforehand she didn't work anywhere there was no need for a job. Not when she was sitting on a pile of money that would surely out last her. She had no experience of any kind working for anyone and with that in mind she thought it was pointless to even bother trying. Typically she spent her day somewhere reading or running through the outskirts, anything to get her mind from taking a trip down memory lane. Working in the Armory gave her a schedule, allowed her to have something different. It wasn't necessary a challenge to learn everything, but it was a good enough opportunity to give her something to do every day. Living in two complete different places was a challenging thing to cope with. Back at home she was helping Alexis fix up the damage she had done to the upper two levels the first time she moved into that home. Feeling entrapped with the enclosed space and after accepting everything she had done in her past, she felt like taking it out inside, not trusting herself to take her rampage outside. Now that she had someone living with her it was imperative that should she feel her mentality start to slip into the feral side, she would leave the house and go to the outskirts. She was handicapped, and she had to accept that there was absolutely nothing she could do but manage it as best as she could. However, living within the warehouse had given her a small dose of freedom. Her particular roommate here would come and go, sometimes ignoring her and sometimes waking her up to hunt or play. She was starting to accept his company and was learning how to trust him. The warehouse was spacious and it help ease her mind that she wasn't trapped within a tight enclosure.

The night before she had slept in the warehouse. Her sleep wasn't as comfortable as her spot at home which gave her the idea that she would need to fix this. This morning she was fixing up her new sleeping arrangement, but she also dabbled with Tobi's collection of nets and sacks. He had no idea she was doing this, and quite frankly, she hoped he enjoyed what she had done to his bedding. She was trying to be somewhat useful. Tobi had been sleeping everywhere within the warehouse, and where he placed his bed had been in Lucian's way. So, she quietly took the matters into her own hands and fixed it. Running down the catwalk on all fours, she knew she was hitting it close to being on time today. Always she arrived 15 minutes early, all to keep away from the other employers and already start her methodical tasks. Yet Tobi had decided to sleep in and be a lazy bum, and she painstakingly waited for him to wake up before she went to work on his bed. She wasn't quite sure where he went, but knowing he had a pack of his own, she didn't bother to ask. It was not her business. As soon as her grey paws met the solid ground of the warehouse she quickly shifted into her human form, clothed, swiftly heading towards the box of ammunition and began to sort the shells. Her head would tilt up, blue-grey eyes watching through her golden-brown curls as Lucian walked by, a smile on his face, but it was in his intense gaze set upon her caused her to lower her head and continued to work on her assignment. Hearing him speak caused her to flinch slightly, still getting used to it, her fingers still on the shells as she sorted them. She was far too dedicated to her mundane work, simply happy to have something to do.

"I...um...can I have tea instead?"

She was not a fan of coffee, and in the past she would never ask for something different, but being on her own for a while gave her some sort of independence. Seeing him point towards the direction of the small café she let go of the shells, quietly following after him, speaking gently.

"I just started, but I guess if I'm with the boss it doesn't matter? What did you want to talk about?"

Hopefully it wasn't because she was almost a minute late.

I'd Rather Feel Pain Then Nothing At All

Raven