The handshake, not quite customary where he comes from, has taken some getting used to for its commonality on the Moira. It's a poor replacement for the traditional bow, Obi-Wan thinks, but he's had to learn stranger greetings. He's just pleased he doesn't have to hop on one foot while blowing raspberries and turning in a circle (as was the custom on Cetara VI).

"Clark Kent, keeper of cats. I won't forget. We haven't had the pleasure, no," he confirms with a thin, but genuine smile. "My name is Obi-Wan Kenobi. I teach language when I'm not acting as a tree to be climbed."