Ankari wants to scold and chide the wolf, tell him this is just how things are and he ought to get used to them... but no. It's not the time nor the place to taunt the beast. He's already tempting being savaged by pursuing him like this. The leans down and grabs up his cane again,

"Where do you plan to go-? I need shepherd you there to make sure you actually make it," Ankari insists, because he's stubborn as ever. The dutiful parts of him are too strong to be sensible. He feels like Khoriya is in part his responsibility, simply because Ankari is the only one who understands what a worg is capable of. He also fears the beast is simply returning to the boarding house, which likely compromises everybody resting there for safety if a ravenous worg goes sniffing about to sate his lust and hunger.