[ It isn't clear whether or not Rohan is deliberately trying to scare the poor thing out of his skin. His voice is smooth and low, taking on foreboding veil of impending dread as he floats from one subject to the next. He drops his hand and sets it on the other fellow's shoulder. ]

Also good. You cannot start anything until you have the cursory information you can see with your eyes first. You begin with what you see. After that, you dig deeper. [ A beat. He shifts back and does another loop around Karamatsu for one more almost-complete circle of his coils around his feet. He motions to a painting near the wall. A gingery raccoon werebear. ]

Consider: When I paint, the first thing I do when I have a model in front of me is that I do not ask them to pose or stand still. I ask them to walk around the room. I want them to look and utilize the space I give them in my work area. The only way you can truly piece someone or something together is to watch it very, very carefully. Making things up causes inaccuracies.

Inaccuracies cause errors.

[ His front end tips forward so that he may look Karamatsu in the eyes. Big, green eyes which may cause a slight tingling sensation in his extremities if he stares into them for too long. ]

Those two things are unacceptable. Do you understand?