( Sorry, Hanzo. Feel free to convince him otherwise though; it will take some doing and a few of his own encounters in this place to realize there's more to it than a monetary exchange, but he's still relatively new and barely cognizant of the nature of moonlacing. But he gives further direction on the location and offers a meet, and, well. Far be it from him to keep someone waiting because he ends up lost, as much as he hates imposing in the same breath. It gets an affirmative, small sound before he officially answers. )

If that isn't too out of the way, I'd appreciate it. Just tell me where to meet you and when. I've got nothing else to do in this place and can start as soon as you need me. The afternoon is fine. ( It's practically afternoon now, so, obviously good for them both that they're present and have time to discuss it. ) As for this thing, there wasn't anything like it where I came from, is all.

( Not that he'll turn down the help, either. They hadn't even had rudimentary telephones. Everything was done by messenger and letters. )