@strange-corners
“My Dear boy, er, Silver. Of course I let you into my home no questions asked. Its poring rain, its freezing cold, you were soaked to the bone and looked exhausted. Were in the middle of a forest in absolutely no where alola, the chances that you were here to rob or kill me were slim. Even if they werent im a force to be reckoned with, i wouldnt go down without a fight, and if i did go down you’d best believe id be taking you with me.” His golden eyes narrowed as he sipped his tea, and he flexed his muscles slightly to get the point across that anone would have to be absolutely out of their gourd to go after his six foot nine inch built like a brick wall ass.
“However, thats beside the point. You were most likely a traveler who got lost, or whose car broke down. And as you said, its dark and thundering. Im a kind man and im not going to just let some poor soul just suffer outside when he could come in and be warm.” Spook walked over to the kitchenette, grabbed another mug and filled it with milk, he was making the boy a hot chocolate to warm him up.
“You may charge your cellular phone in the living room. The living room has a fireplace, its er... cartoony fire projected on a screen in front of a heater, but it does the trick. My daughters a pyrophobe so no fire allowed in the house you see. As for my name, its Dr Spook Spectra, ghost and dark type specialist and scientist. A pleasure.” He takes the finished mug of hot coco and hands it over.
“You really should change out of those wet clothes or youll catch a cold. When you do, join me in the living room just passed the stairs on either side, we can sit and relax while your phone charges, you may leave when its done if you like, but as its raining and shows no sign of stopping soon i insist you stay till its over. But if you dont want to wait, at least let me give you a ride into town or home so i know you didnt get caught in the storm.” Spook walked down the short hallway into the livingroom where he made himself cozy in one of two armchairs in front of the faux fireplace. He set up a wireless charger on the table for the young man. He really didnt seem all that concerned that there was indeed a stranger in his home. But as hed made clear, spook was a large, well built and a bit mad, scientist who was capeable of handling himself. So the somewhat skinny looking sleepy younger man didnt much pose a threat to him, or if he did, spook didnt let on that he had.