The male Feli had let in seemed absolutely fascinated with the Elf. It was rather amusing. He was like an Elf child exploring the forest for the first time. And like with the Elf children, he would be patient with this Yokai. He watched, with his hands clasped behind him, as the other Yokai moved over to the coffee table and started rummaging around in his bag. He waited as they wrote something down on some sort of board. When it was turned to him, Feli attempted to read it, but quickly realized it was in a language he didn't understand. He was about to mention so to the Yokai, but he seemed realize his mistake and wrote it out in English. Feli could understand the mistake. He knew English, and Elvish after all.
He stored Yuen's name in his memory for later. He guessed that the other Yokai was unable to speak and could hear him just fine. If it seemed that wasn't the case he was more than willing to write things down. He answered each question written on the board one at a time. "I am Feli Narunai. I'm afraid I don't know where the landlord went. He was just here though so I'm sure you'll see him." He noticed that Yuen seemed extra fascinated with his ears. They were rather different if you weren't used to them. So he twitched them, perking them up as if he had heard something. Either to mess with him, or just fascinate him further.
Yuen took off his coat and Feli saw that he had a tail. Which he grabbed the end of and wrote a few more questions on the board. Feli couldn't help but chuckle. "I'm an Elf, we don't have tails." He reached up and grabbed the end on one of his ears. "I'm not sure why our ears are so big or pointed. One legend is that its so we can hear the spirits of nature, because most of them have pointed ears too. It lets them know that we're safe and one with the earth as well. Otherwise they wouldn't talk to us like they do with most people and Yokai." There were other legends and guesses passed down through generations of Elves, one was that they were much more beautiful than a human's flat ears. Or that normal ears would look funny with the rest of their pointed features. But that one was Feli's favorite.
He stored Yuen's name in his memory for later. He guessed that the other Yokai was unable to speak and could hear him just fine. If it seemed that wasn't the case he was more than willing to write things down. He answered each question written on the board one at a time. "I am Feli Narunai. I'm afraid I don't know where the landlord went. He was just here though so I'm sure you'll see him." He noticed that Yuen seemed extra fascinated with his ears. They were rather different if you weren't used to them. So he twitched them, perking them up as if he had heard something. Either to mess with him, or just fascinate him further.
Yuen took off his coat and Feli saw that he had a tail. Which he grabbed the end of and wrote a few more questions on the board. Feli couldn't help but chuckle. "I'm an Elf, we don't have tails." He reached up and grabbed the end on one of his ears. "I'm not sure why our ears are so big or pointed. One legend is that its so we can hear the spirits of nature, because most of them have pointed ears too. It lets them know that we're safe and one with the earth as well. Otherwise they wouldn't talk to us like they do with most people and Yokai." There were other legends and guesses passed down through generations of Elves, one was that they were much more beautiful than a human's flat ears. Or that normal ears would look funny with the rest of their pointed features. But that one was Feli's favorite.