That would give us far too much actionable intelligence on Bear.
And also require that they come up with actionable intelligence on Bear.
HANA: Hi there, I am Innkeeper Hana.
KEIKO: Is Innkeeper your first name?
HANA: Well, no. Why do you ask?
KEIKO: Because you are the only person behind the reception desk. Who else would you be if not the innkeeper? Why even mention it?
HANA: For exposition obviously.
KEIKO: I see. In that case I am Lady Keiko, theatre actor extraordinaire, from Bear.
HANA: Cool. Get it? It's a Snow pun. The area we are currently in, in case it wasn't obvious.
KEIKO: Quite.
HANA: Anyway, how are things in Bear? I have heard so many rumors, all of which are truly intriguing.
KEIKO: All those rumors? They are all quite real, trust me. I am just glad I left the country when I could but enough small talk. Maybe I'll tell you more in detail later offscreen.
HANA: I'm sorry. "Offscreen"?
KEIKO: You poor, innocent soul. Offscreen refers to the period of time that we are not being observed and effectively cease to exist until we are relevant again.
HANA: Oh my, that sounds really horrible and is probably going to give me an existential crisis later on when I have more time to think about it.
KEIKO: It's fine, you get used to it after a while. Just avoid being out in the open and/or close to the seas or They will be able to spot us.
HANA: I dread to ask but: "They"?
KEIKO: The voyeuristic flaming birds and sea mammals, obviously.