Tal hadn't been around very many active crime scenes before, and now that he'd completed his delivery he felt perfectly justified hanging around to indulge his curiosity. There was something very dashing about looking for clues, piecing together the evidence, and forming a brilliant deduction that pointed to the culprit and Tal was looking forward to getting to see how it all worked in action.
He had a lot of faith in Finn after the guy saved his life.
Tal peered at the spectacles curiously before reaching up to tap the side of the goggles that were resting firmly over his eyes with a cheerfulness that was terribly out of place standing amidst broken glass outside of a recently-pilfered shop. "These help me see through weather an' dark an' stuff," he confided in return. "Dunno if they'd work for anyone else. Safrin gave 'em t'me." And he hadn't loaned them out to anyone since. "What other clues have y'found?" he asked eagerly instead. "Knowin' it was an Accepted probably doesn't narrow it down much around here, huh?"
He had a lot of faith in Finn after the guy saved his life.
Tal peered at the spectacles curiously before reaching up to tap the side of the goggles that were resting firmly over his eyes with a cheerfulness that was terribly out of place standing amidst broken glass outside of a recently-pilfered shop. "These help me see through weather an' dark an' stuff," he confided in return. "Dunno if they'd work for anyone else. Safrin gave 'em t'me." And he hadn't loaned them out to anyone since. "What other clues have y'found?" he asked eagerly instead. "Knowin' it was an Accepted probably doesn't narrow it down much around here, huh?"
