@intuitumvolans | ( Cont. )
Al-Haitham's perspective was always an interesting one, the traveler thought. Perhaps there were those that might see it as pessimistic, but he wasn't one to assign deeper meanings so easily. One thing about being a traveler was that he'd met far too many people to know such things were black and white.
Freedom in predetermined migrations patterns, huh? The traveler thought on this, humming. It took him awhile, to come up with the exact words he wanted to convey his thoughts in the Teyvat language sometimes, but he didn't rush.
"Isn't there a kind of freedom in knowing where to go when in search of safety? There is no chain keeping them to the hunt for such a thing." This was certainly not about birds anymore, but it was nice to pretend. Perhaps he should see about purchasing some bird feed one day, just to hopefully get a better look at the ones here in Sumeru.
"Plus, they're pretty."















