The laugh was enough for Theo to get the measure of the situation. The man knew. When Tanaka followed with a declaration branding the ghost as a squatter, it further cast some light on it. With the manner being jovial rather than combative, Theo could recognise a joke rather than something he had to take seriously. It made this whole thing far more tolerable, two people living with the spirit who were fully aware, and not upset about it.
With the man stepping aside, Theo entered, casting an eye around the space and finding it an open plan space, although a hallway off the kitchen implied that there were far more rooms than was apparent at first glance. The living room space was... out of order, he had to assume, but the laptop playing drills told him that there was a point to it.
“She called me,” he offered simply, straightforward. He remained by the immediate entryway, not willing to impose if the ghost would not show herself. “She wanted my expertise. Is she... around?” Theo allowed a faint smirk to tug at the corner of his lips, wondering if Naming her might bring her out.
With the man stepping aside, Theo entered, casting an eye around the space and finding it an open plan space, although a hallway off the kitchen implied that there were far more rooms than was apparent at first glance. The living room space was... out of order, he had to assume, but the laptop playing drills told him that there was a point to it.
“She called me,” he offered simply, straightforward. He remained by the immediate entryway, not willing to impose if the ghost would not show herself. “She wanted my expertise. Is she... around?” Theo allowed a faint smirk to tug at the corner of his lips, wondering if Naming her might bring her out.