The question gets a quick nod and a smile. Llewellyn was quite happy to answer that one, both to talk up Rhy and because it might be useful for Tommy. Especially if he needed some clothing. Might as well direct him to a good establishment, right? “Oh! He’s an apprentice tailor at ‘A Cut Above,’ it’s in the market district, near the tavern. He’s been working on a lot of new designs for clothing. He’s got quite a bit of talent with it.” Yes, he sounded very proud of his tone.

Llewellyn would have liked to have had Tommy there, yes… But it wasn’t like the detective didn’t understand why he hadn’t been. He knew how much a family member disappearing could hurt, and he wouldn’t have expected Tommy to try to force himself to do something when he was miserable.

“Of course, I’m happy to help a friend if I can.” He didn’t know if the suggestion would help, but he’d do his best to find out. The poor little sloth should be kept warm, after all.

Of all the things Llewellyn might have guessed Tommy would have said he liked better about this place, that had not been one of them. Llewellyn blinked, a small laugh escaping. It was a good point. “Ah, yes. I believe we’re in agreement on that subject. That was terribly awkward, wasn’t it…?” He rubbed the side of his face with a small, comical wince.