The moment Harry had walked in Remus just kept his eyes on him but didn't say anything, either. Part of him is still waiting for someone to confront him for what he did, make him see just how wrong and foolish he had been for facing Fenrir by himself, and since he still remembers the conversation he and Harry had had when he had broken the news, he half expects it to be him. Not that he would blame him, or anyone, really. Even if he is glad that Fenrir is dead, he has yet to feel proud of what he did.

His tone of voice, however, how quiet it is, gets to him more than if Harry had been raising his voice. The last thing he had wanted was to get his family worried, and Harry definitely falls in that category.

"A bit restless," he admits almost as quietly, "but better than how I had been earlier." Pauses for a moment before adding, "How are you?"