[ She nods in acknowledgement of the introductions...which Eiichi seems to have injected a touch of rudeness into. ]
Cheep, you're correct, Eiichi. I am the very Tongue-Cut Sparrow you speak of.
[ Not like that story, but is the sparrow from that story. Complete with severed tongue and all. The thought of the old man flits through her mind, a brief moment of wistfulness flashing across her face before she manages to compose herself once more.
To be honest, she's impressed by just how quickly Eiichi caught on despite not introducing herself as such (as she normally would, back at the inn). Tama is intelligent, she figures, so it stands to reason that his friends are just as keen. As for the more immediate pressing concern... ]
Minato, if you don't know any details about the owner, posting a lost item notice of some sort might be a good first step.
[ That particular route might fail to attract the actual owner's attention, or worse, attract attention of the less savory sort, such as those who are most certainly not the original owner in question. ]
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Cheep, you're correct, Eiichi. I am the very Tongue-Cut Sparrow you speak of.
[ Not like that story, but is the sparrow from that story. Complete with severed tongue and all. The thought of the old man flits through her mind, a brief moment of wistfulness flashing across her face before she manages to compose herself once more.
To be honest, she's impressed by just how quickly Eiichi caught on despite not introducing herself as such (as she normally would, back at the inn). Tama is intelligent, she figures, so it stands to reason that his friends are just as keen. As for the more immediate pressing concern... ]
Minato, if you don't know any details about the owner, posting a lost item notice of some sort might be a good first step.
[ That particular route might fail to attract the actual owner's attention, or worse, attract attention of the less savory sort, such as those who are most certainly not the original owner in question. ]