Carl Caged
"Hello," I try again, having heard the garble from my first attempt.
I didn't know what to make of the woman passing below. But I did know what to make of the giant offering a flask. Politely turn it down with a shake of my head (and cringe away if the smell of alcohol hits my nose from it). On the other hand, taking the proffered seat on the bench is with gratitude, minding that I don't crowd anyone else.
I look left. I look back at the others. I peer right. I look back at the others. Take quick looks at the ceiling, the wall behind us, and what can be seen of the room below through the grate, attention returning to the others with me between glances like a cat that has found itself in a very unfamiliar place among strangers.
The use of 'brother' reminds me of a character I had played in a Marvel Superheroes game, and of the scene when he'd first met Hercules and Jessica Jones, for some reason. I pay a bit more attention to the green-haired one.
OOC: Odd, as in, do I have my usual protections from the light (double sunglasses and cap, seeing as you described me as being out in the sun before versing out) and am I still wearing pants? No sore spots feeling injuries that I couldn't immediately explain away to myself?