Yes, werewolves are natural creatures. But Leon isn't in werewolf form... yet. He's still mostly human so I don't think D would be able to control him as he might some other animal. Also, Leon was in a great deal of pain. In PSoH volume 4, Destruction, D was unable to calm Kenshiko, the sabre-toothed cat, because Leon had shot him and he was both in pain and enraged. So it's kind of the same situation here. A hurt and enraged animal is harder to control.
I'll try to update in a more timely manner, but I just used the last of my vacation (I go back tomorrow) and as I work two jobs, I usually work 70-75 hours a week. I'll do my best, but I can't make any promises.
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Date: 2009-04-04 11:11 pm (UTC)Yes, werewolves are natural creatures. But Leon isn't in werewolf form... yet. He's still mostly human so I don't think D would be able to control him as he might some other animal. Also, Leon was in a great deal of pain. In PSoH volume 4, Destruction, D was unable to calm Kenshiko, the sabre-toothed cat, because Leon had shot him and he was both in pain and enraged. So it's kind of the same situation here. A hurt and enraged animal is harder to control.
I'll try to update in a more timely manner, but I just used the last of my vacation (I go back tomorrow) and as I work two jobs, I usually work 70-75 hours a week. I'll do my best, but I can't make any promises.