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######Vigilante was proud of himself, but he thought that he deserved to be, never one to take pride in trivial things that did not so deserve the pride he felt. Since moving into the new house in the old human city, he had been fixing things up a bit, rearranging the strange, small human furniture. Though he had not yet used them, the couch and seats in the living room area seemed like they would be comfortable, and he knew the bed was comfortable. He had even spent some time with his horse, getting used to being around the magnificent beast, and he had also forged a fence-like enclosure in a large circle around the shed he had turned into a one-horse stable. Of course, out of the scraps of metal and wood that he had used, the enclosure would not actually keep his horse inside, so it was on a basis of trust that he allowed the horse to leave his makeshift stable. If the horse wanted to leave, he would never stop him, but he hoped that the blood bay would choose to remain with him. It seemed like it was going that way so far, thankfully.
######When her voice reached his ears, Vigilante was standing in his bedroom, tidying things up that he knew no use for, strange old human trinkets. Though he did not tend to get excited to see many, he felt a smile grow across his oddly colored muzzle at the sound of her voice. If he had a friend in this world, it was certainly her. Exitting the bedroom, he moved swiftly to the front door, opening it and sticking his head outside so that he could see her. "Hello, Ayita," he said warmly, opening the door more widely to allow her entrance into his new house, beckoning her to join him in the living room. As his eyes settled on her expanded stomach, he was surprised, but did not show this much. If there were anything to tell, he trusted her to tell him anything she felt was necessary. "Please, come in and have a seat," he added, gesturing to the large couch that would surely be comfortable for her. When she sat, he would take a seat on one of the soft chairs, but only after the lady sat. It was only proper.