Seat of your power...? [ Tama lolls his head towards Kimm again, bringing a finger up to wag lazily in his direction. ] That's the sort of thing a yokai would say. I know you don't want to cause confusion, so just say you're an esper, and it'll be easier on you.

[ More important than his attempted ridiculous helping with yokai-like phrases- ] The haniwa are an ancient burial effigy in Japan, even for my time period being further back in history than the average. We don't know that much about them, if they represented one person or multiple, or children or even whole families, if they were used in place of an absent body or were vessels to hold the soul after the body had fallen apart...they're all possibilities. [ Tama lets his head relax back against the chair. ] I didn't know a lot about folklore despite growing up in a village full of it, but it keeps coming in handy, so Minakami and I have been reading a lot of books in our downtime.