Ankyra Sound hūrenkon

Something he has said has caused her to pause, to look at him with new eyes, and he wonders if perhaps she does not understand him after all - if they do not understand one another. When she pulls away from him the ghost merely stands there and watches. He does not try and explain nor does he give chase; if she is more comfortable away then that is where she must be, and he remains the observer. What little hope he held that he was not alone, that perhaps his wandering would be over, has been extinguished. The mist withdraws then - sliding backwards, ducking head, murmuring something in his foreign tongue to himself with a grim tone, and moves as if to depart. The spirit would rather leave her guessing than expose himself for real - to try and make this work - so for now he retreats.