[Lisa starts to have a bit of that 'thousand yard stare' thing going on as she imagines the little puffball outside her window starting to shriek instead of continuing its simple, if persistent, tapping. Or stalking her to the ends of the earth. What she that was just a weird-looking, quirky bird before is now seeming more and more ominous.
Even if he's just running his beak through his wings to put his feathers back into proper order.
At Heather's question, the nurse manages to come back a little, exhaling loudly.]
Y-yes, Alessa, I'm...fine. ...You just don't seem very bothered at all by these owl things.
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Even if he's just running his beak through his wings to put his feathers back into proper order.
At Heather's question, the nurse manages to come back a little, exhaling loudly.]
Y-yes, Alessa, I'm...fine. ...You just don't seem very bothered at all by these owl things.