>Give Chisato a friendly wave.
>Do we smoke?
>Hunger status.
>You give Chisato a friendly wave, and she does return the gesture, albeit a touch awkwardly. She seems vaguely confused, perhaps by why you're still down here. At least she isn't looking at you like you're some sort of pariah, so Neu probably didn't say anything about it to her.
>You most certainly do not. It's always seemed like pretty off-putting stuff to you, better for triggering coughing fits than actually enjoying in any sense.
>Now that you think of it, you
are pretty hungry. You had a relatively light breakfast and a similarly light lunch, and you've been on the go for hours since then. You guess you'd been too busy to really notice.
>Await the moth's return.
>Keep an eye out for Watch activity, or any sign that someone from customs went to report the 'incident'.
>You stand around and wait for Neu's return. Minutes pass and then a few more. You find a bench to sit down on, but get tired of that quickly and take to pacing. Time crawls forward. You turn an eye to the crowd every now and again, looking for Watch activity or anything else of note. You do see a couple of watchmen pass by on patrol, but they look nearly as idle as you do. Work and daily life goes on, each man and woman doing their bit as a cog in the bustle that is the harbor's ever-present companion. Life goes on... if only that it would. Still, there is no sign of Neu. You think it's been a half hour now.
