Toho tilted his head and watched her, only now realizing that in all the day's activities, he'd never taken the time to learn her name. Frankly, it hadn't even seemed to matter until she brought it up..but yes, of course he would need to know her name.<br/><br/>Still, though, she seemed distraught. Any further explanation of who he was..what he was..would have to wait. She was obviously in no condition to deal with too many more surprises tonight, especially one that..strange.<br/><br/>He seemed to roll her name around in his mind for a few moments. Whenever he first spoke it, he'd want to say it properly, with the same pronunciation she'd used..it was only proper respect to do so. He bowed his head, as they had when they'd first welcomed her to the village. "Tohopka," he said, introducing himself in return, pronoucing his name with the proper Jaega accent. "The English usually called me Toho. My name..is hard to say for them, I think."