(Bold of him to assume she has the capability to think)

Echo nodded.

(XD)

"Not often, really."

"U-uh, I dunno, I just don't, ya know?" Echo said, doing her weird hand gestures. "Not my thing, uh, yea, not my thing to really want to do."

"Huh...? What do you mean?"

"Oh... uhm...  I'm not sure, uh... well, uh... we..."

Weird hand gestures.

"Like, do stuff?"

Echo looked away and through a window instead.

"Like, I'm not sure how to really answer."

"Oh..."

Echo realized she needed to go grab her hot chocolate and rushed over to the, uh, cafe person (?), thanked them, and headed back to the table.

Echo suddenly paused halfway, right in the middle of the cafe. She was staring out the window, looking at something.

When Time looked, he would probably see a really large bird. Like, a peregrine falcon, only it seemed quite a bit bigger than a normal one. It was staring inside, almost as if curious to what was going on. Not normal bird behaviour, actually. Not normal at all, but really, has today been a normal day? The Narrator thinks not.

Echo's face lit up, and the teen quickly sprinted outside (although somehow careful to not spill her drink) saying something that wasn't quite understandable.

Echo turned slightly to face Time, and slightly smiled, "Bird."

The falcon was now sitting on Echo's outstretched arm, staring at Time. Echo was now talking in some kind of weird language, possibly the language of where she came from.

Today is definitely a weird day.

Echo nodded, and then said, "I call her Dawn! It's okay, she's friendly!"

The falcon continued to stare, not seeming to be aggressive at all, in all honesty. Usually these types of birds wouldn't behave so... like this. It seemed pretty comfortable around Echo and Time, which was... good? The Narrator thinks so.

"Not exactly a familiar... uhhh..." Echo looked thoughtful. "Somewhat like one, but not really close enough to be called one?"

"No, not exactly that either..."