Orange?

"Thank you." It's more than enough, more space than even his house in Wolftrap had been.

He's lived with less and lived with more. He doesn't need much.

The dogs rush in, sniffing and exploring their new home, and then settle in quickly.

"It's perfect."

"Its fine." The dogs follow faithfully,trained well, especially after living with a non dog person like Hannibal.

"Thanks."

"I won't tell." Will rounds the dogs up, bag of clothes over his shoulder.

Will chuffs ar the comment, the irony.

"He'd find that very impolite of you."

It wasn't Hank he had distrust in-- it was himself.

"I'm... not going anywhere."

Will hasn't been trying hard to blend in, just hoping to skim by. He did, also, give Hank his real name.

Call him disoriented, he's had a crazy last half decade.

"That's not very comforting."

Will follows, the dogs good enough to follow his commands by sight alone.

"Then... you should know who I am." He raises his brows at Hank.

He and Hannibal had killed The Great Red Dragon together. It was... messy.

"It's Hannibal Lecter," Will says with a little bit of a quieter tone this time, careful and precise with the words. It was a world-renowned case; his face was everywhere years ago, but he's not quite the same looking these days.

More scars, haggard in appearance.

"I hope not."

Will left Hannibal out of service, but he's gotten through much worse before.

But not without help.

Which he had none.

"But, its not unlikely either."

Thank you

You...may.

Will is quick.

Five dogs of various sizes run out and over to Hank, whining and barking, jumping up into the bed of the truck.

Will emerges after with a bag his finished laundry.

"This is it."

going after serial killers."

Guys who turn into blue monsters? Not so bad.

"Dogs." He doesn't disagree, he wants his animals, the true beings that will never judge or betray him.

He pulls up to the motel, keys pulled from the ignition, and hands them to Hank. Out of his wallet he tugs out a keycard to his room and hops from the truck.

"It's more terrifying when you're-