Trahearne had managed to make friends with Anani, after some trial and error of finding out what sort of toys and treats the feline preferred. Luckily, it was relatively easy to make or find objects that a cat would find engaging to play with. A decently long length of string and a collection of feathers he found made for a well-received toy that was both easy to fix and to replace.

Trahearne kept the toy tucked into the leaves at his waist as he went about his business around the Bridge, but though he kept an eye out, his new furry friend had proved to be elusive today. Or so he thought, up until he stepped into a hallway and caught sight of a tail disappearing around the corner ahead of him. Something didn't seem quite right about the color and size, but what else could it possibly be?

Stepping forward, Trahearne tossed the bundle of feathers around the corner before holding a fist up to his mouth, managing a muted whistle that could only be truly be mistaken for a bird call if one didn't have sensitive hearing. It had worked well enough as a signal in the field before.