Celty had been out delivering her mail as per usual, but, to be honest, most letters were just personal correspondence letters between sheep. She didn’t really get it - why send someone a letter, which will be delayed, when the city is small enough to go visit each other in person? - but receiving a letter from a friend was probably just a nice thing to experience, she assumed.
She only had about three more letters in her bag left, which frankly weren’t really in a rush. Again, they weren’t business letters, but just niceties between sheep, so there wasn’t really a pressing deadline, as long as she’d delivered them before her job was done for the day.
She was looking at the districts on her next letters when she felt a tug on the leg of her biking suit. She looked in the direction, but didn’t see anyone right away, until she looked down. She thought maybe it’d been a young lamb that wanted to ask her about her helmet (again), but instead, she saw a-
Well, she didn’t know what this was. Being a dullahan herself, she figured she’d know some non-human creatures or would recognise them, but… Maybe she’d forgotten about this kind of creature when she lost her head?
Regardless, it asked her a question, so she should probably answer! She put the letters back in her bag, careful not to fold them on accident, and zipped down the neck of her biking suit to take out her PDA, typing a response to the other as quickly as she could before showing them the answer she’d typed out on her screen.
“It’s quite alright, so don’t worry. You are in Stella City. Did you not receive a letter upon arriving here? And, if you did… Well. I suppose it is a little confusing, after all, so I understand. I was confused at first, too. I’d gladly help you out if you have any questions.”
Bendy stared up at the girl and then looked at the strange device she held, realizing that she was typing out what she needed to say. How strange! Not just the typing, but....the device itself was odd. Bendy’s world was straight out of the 1930′s, so technology like this puzzled him.
He stared in awe at the machine for a few moments before grinning again. “Yes, I did get that!” He answered, his tail swishing around a bit. “I suppose I just...still don’t really understand.” He said, shrugging his shoulders.
He thought for a moment. He supposed he could use some help from anyone he could get...making friends was probably the best bet for him right now.
His eyes glittered a bit as he looked back up to her. “Oh, would’ja? I’d love even just to be shown around a couple of places. If it isn’t too much trouble.” He said, clasping his hands together and looking up at her as sweetly as he could muster. “B-but if you’re busy, that...that’s fine.” He said in a melancholic way.