She looked down at the hand, then looked up at the Owl woman and finished the bite she'd frozen midway through, chewing and swallowing before answering.
"Call me B--" She flinched, vision flashing red. "--Bell." She grit her teeth, panting, "Sorry. I'm getting these... weird flashes, lately."
There's a name, but she's still missing a form of ID. While Engle could try to sympathize with her plight, formality comes first to her one-track mind, so she imply tilts her head and asks again.
"Identification?"
She makes a beckoning motion and keeps her hand right where it is. It doesn't seem like she's going to budge from the table anytime soon.
She blinked, again, then reached into her pocket to produce a UK Driving license that read 'Ana E. Alexander', listing her date of birth in March of 1948, from Brighton, among other things. She was really more baffled that the owl-woman was insisting on ID than she was concerned about deniability.
"So you're an Owl? Somehow? Or a woman? Is that rude? I'm so--I'm new here. And I'm still wondering if I'm hallucinating all of this."











