Ah, yes, this was a dangerous time for the wolves. Which led Su-jin to wonder where the rest of this one's pack was. It wasn't like them to abandon one of their own. Did something happen to them? It must have... Which meant this wolf was all alone and injured so near to a full moon.

Oh, yes, Su-jin kept track of the moon. Not because he worried about a stray wolf attack, but for his own feeding habits. He often travelled separately from his partner, but they were never ever apart for more than two weeks. Su-jin would get too weak and sickly if he stretched out his feedings any longer than that.

Instinct had him leaning in to take Silvio's arm, a hand carefully placed by his wrist and the other near his elbow. At his age, he should know better than to touch other supernatural, but he's never heard of a wolf that can harm you just by touching them. Who knows, there's always a first for everything. But Su-jin didn't sense any malice or fear from Silvio.

"My name is Su-jin," he offered in kind. "Can you direct me once we're in the woods?"