Nic raised an eyebrow. He certainly had the means if he really wanted to. But he didn't stop Wolfe as he continued for his room.

Wolfe went to the Juttle, meeting up with Raven along the way, "Nic's deciding whether or not he believes me," he told him, "For now, he doesn't want to see Fin."

Raven frowned a little, not expecting that. "... We can't keep Fin in that Juttle forever," he noted.

"Until Nic makes up his mind, I won't allow Fin to wander around the resort," Wolfe stated firmly.

Raven sighed, but nodded a bit.

They reached the Juttle and Wolfe unlocked the door, stepping inside.

Fin didn't notice them right away. It looked like he was napping in one of the eggs. He had explored a bit and made himself something to eat, but it looked like he had cleaned up after himself.

Raven could tell that Wolfe was pleased that Fin hadn't made a mess in his Juttle.

Raven was a little glad for that too, for the boy's sake. He glanced at Wolfe before going to wake Fin up gently.

Wolfe stood back, arms crossed.

Raven shook Fin's shoulder gently and the boy woke up calmly with a yawn. He tensed up as he saw Wolfe though. He was still in the same clothes from the previous day.

Wolfe seemed to think about something for a moment before dismissing the thought, "Your half brother does not wish to see you," he stated, "therefore, you are to remain in this Juttle until further notice. You'll be supplied with food, new clothing and entertainments you desire within reason. If, and only if, your half brother decides to meet you, you'll be allowed back out into the rest of the resort."

Fin blinked blankly, mind taking awhile to process Wolfe's words. After a few moments he straightened the hat on his head. "... Is... there any work I can get paid for?" he asked Wolfe, still a little groggy. "Like washing dishes or something?"

"... You don't need money here," Wolfe reminded him simply.

Fin blinked, confused. "... For later?" he asked, starting to sound worried. He would leave at some point, right?

Wolfe gave it some thought, "I'll give it some thought," he promised before turning to leave again.