Wolfe shook his head a little. He seemed more amused at the image of Raven trying to not be followed.

Raven seemed to get it after a moment, giving Wolfe a sour face.

Wolfe smirked back a little before walking over to the table and munching on a few snacks.

So Raven joined him, plopping down in one of the chairs before munching on some candy.

Wolfe paused a moment, looking suspiciously at the bean bag chair before very slowly and gingerly sitting into it with as much dignity as possible. As Frei had warned Raven, he definitely had trouble relaxing.

Raven didn't say anything as Wolfe sat, but that was so strange to him. After a moment he noted for the record, "You don't have to impress me. You can drop the leader face if you want; I won't tell anyone."

Wolfe paused, glancing at Raven before looking at the food on the table, "It's not... that simple," he replied after a moment.

Raven nodded, respecting that even though he didn't understand it. "Is there anything I can do to make this more comfortable for you?" he asked.

Wolfe didn't reply as he reached out took some more food. He ate quietly for a moment before looking at the projector, "What movie did you bring?"

"Uh, a few," he replied before listing off five or six movies of various genres. He was a little worried this would be a dud 'date.' But he still wasn't used to the thought of jet packing through the sky, so he'd let Wolfe adjust in his own time. And hopefully he wouldn't be completely bored out of his mind in the process.

Wolfe nodded a little, "What do you want to watch?" he asked after a moment.

Wolfe eliminated two movies and offered Wolfe a choice between the remainder.

Surprisingly, Wolfe hesitantly chose the comedy.

Raven was rather surprised, but he got the movie set up and turned off the lights.

And surprisingly again, Wolfe moved his beanbag chair next to Raven's while keeping his dignity.

Raven moved a little too to help him out, but didn't worry about his dignity in the process.