And, at first, nothing really happens when the wolf joins Kanesada. But then the latter slowly curls in toward his new bedfellow, though his mind is certainly in no shape to distinguish what that bedfellow is. Instead, it just recognizes something nice and warm and soft when he throws his arm over it.

All very good things. He sighs contentedly when he gets comfortable again.

Not all good things last forever, though, and Kanesada eventually grows restless. At first he just changes his sleeping position, but soon enough his limbs struggle to escape the bonds of the sheets. Except there's still something really hot and far too close for his slumbering comfort. Maybe the sheets have really gotten tangled around him. That wouldn't be the first time.

He groans and starts to push against the problem (the wolf) and when that doesn't dislodge him, Kanesada adds his feet to the mix, trying to shove the space heater away. In his sleep, he can be heard muttering, "Come on..."