<div class="floatleft">(http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd315/Kali_83/elfi9.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Oyohusa Adawehi (FeatherTail) (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=132613.msg5898522#msg5898522)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Murphy’s Tavern, Room six on the third floor<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Day 1, late evening<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Lyguardia Fen (Iggy)<br/><br/><hr/><br/>If anything FeatherTail is usually a patient man. He had asked his questions and trusted the beautiful girl to answer when she was ready, so far in their time together she seemed quite willing to talk but is also capable of silence. For him the silence is rarely awkward so it does not bother him. After getting her seated he takes the seat across from her and starts eating his own meal in silence. When she starts to talk about the tattoo on her neck he stops eating to look at her in mild confusion. He knows what barcodes are and what they are generally used for but has never seen one on a human before. Her explanation makes little sense to him as he has never heard of any police department doing such a thing to somebody. Certainly if police had truly started marking people in such a manner he would have had such a mark put on him as well. One simply does not travel around the country carrying as many weapons as he carries without the occasional run in with local law enforcement and he has had quite a few. Seeing how discussing it affected her mood he waits until she has calmed down and finished her meal before saying anything and finishes his own.<br/><br/>Leaning back in his own chair Oyohusa places his fork on his empty plate as well and looks across the table at Iggy. He even gives her a weak smile pleased that she has returned to her normal self after explaining her tattoo. ”As long as you are comfortable sharing the bed then so am I. We have not known each other long enough for me to simply assume that you would be though, so I had to ask.” He falls silent again for a moment as he looks at her apparently studying her. He is trying to determine the best way to respond to what she had said about her tattoo.”I could remove your tattoo if you wish. That is if it is normal ink. If it is genetic like in the television show ‘Dark Angel’ than I can do nothing about it.” He gives her another small smile hoping she sees his last comment in the joking way he intended it although joking is another thing he has not done in for years and is sorely out of practice.