No matter how much it seems the conversation is steering in that direction, Rin still finds the man's offer unexpected. With the addendum of nothing illegal, he asks her if she would like to run messages to merchants for the morning. Of course, it nearly bursts out of her, but he hasn't quite finished speaking yet, so she watches him with big eyes while nodding feverishly. And when he's grown back into silence, she says, "Oh, yes, I'll do whatever you need done this morning!" The words rush out of her, and though she knows some jobs on the port are demanding and consuming, it seems that his won't be too bad.
It isn't necessary for him to tell her anything about himself, just as the same is true for her, but as the curiosity edges nearer, she decides to introduce herself. "I'm Rin, by the way." She doesn't directly request his name, after all, what if he didn't want to give her it? Still, she hopes he will take the most natural response to this and introduce himself.
It seemed to be wiser to know who you are working for, and besides, won't she have to tell the people she is delivering messages to who they are from anyways?
