Who: Kahl and YOU
Where: out and about, all over the barge
When: early august
Warnings: n/a

Kahl is restless. He also likes to watch people. For a hundred years he kept himself secret, mostly unseen, watching the strange teeming interconnected lives of people who had never been truly alone.

It's easiest to watch as a cat.

In the library, he sits atop high shelves; in the chapel he curls up on top of the altar. In the greenhouse, despite his ambivalent feelings about the place, he watches the fish in the pond, or hides in the bushes. He slips between the legs of wardens going up to the lounge.

In other places, he allows himself to be more obtrusive. In the Speakeasy, or on Deck, he lounges as a rangy, adolescent tiger, still larger than than most people would expect, despite not being quite full-grown.

Here and there, he also appears a small child, napping on common room couches or hiding in strange places - in one of the dryers in the laundry room, under the coats in the wardrobe, under the table in the dining hall.

For anyone sleeping in public areas, napping on couches or in unoccupied cabins, he might take a peak inside their dreams. And if anyone on board prays - not necessarily to him, but one of those little if-anyone-out-there-is-listening prayers - he is listening.