N'emea had taken her time getting to where she was going, stopping at one of the many hidey holes she had secreted around the city. She'd retrieved her cloak, slipping the leather weave over her head. A sore comfort now, given that she was already drenched, but still, the pitter patter of rain had gotten annoying. Then, she had gotten a bit more distracted, staring at a blinky advertisement on the side of a building for a few minutes. The lights had been so soothing, soft, warm. They flickered so nicely. But still, she had her mission and could not be distracted by the..pretty...<br/><br/>She shook her head clear and remained on course. She enjoyed traveling in a haphazard way, and though she could probably have gotten there faster by simply travelling from A to B, she preferred a less direct route, stopping at C, 9, Q, and ^ in between all of them. Besides, the wizard was dead, surely he could not be going far if she were not right there. And always new sites to see, new things to explore.<br/><br/>Still, she eventually made it there, the rain crackling against her cloak, which in the darkness and the rain, could be mistaken for a slicker of sorts, before entering the shop. Pausing and smiling at the twinkly little thing that goes off when she enters, she keeps the hood up for the moment, letting the darkness of it conceal her face. Her nostrils sniff and flare as she inhales the various scents and things of the shop. Two occupants, that she can smell, though with everything in here it could very well muddy her sense. Moving forward, boots making a heavy clomping noise against the floor as she approaches the rack where someone is standing, the male. The one she observed running this curio shop before, when she explored.<br/><br/>"The wizard  Feng Zhou...I would know of him...if you please shop keep..." her hand moving up slowly, to tip back the cloak, splatters of water dropping to the floor, before tilting the hood back. Her not quite human visage coming into view, the eyes that are...wrong, the smile that's a little too fangy.