"Then I certainly should not rely on being able to detect it. ...if there's an opportunity to observe this 'charm', like the experiments you mentioned earlier, I would appreciate that. For now I'll have to trust that no-one will try to assault me in broad daylight, and come back at six."

"It'd be a moderate pain to arrange. I'll inquire. See you at six."

To the door with them both?

This is a nicer neighborhood. More green spaces, more space in general. Seems like a fairly quiet street but there are still a few dozen people visible going about daily life.

Tanya walks (not flies) at a civilian pace and tries to relax in this perfectly pleasant neighborhood where a mind-controlling kitsune is only lurking behind every hundredth tree!

She wants to:

1. Find a clock, ideally one with a second hand or other fine-time-division she can time her orb's clock against, and figure out what the local time is and when it will be six. And whether the 'bells' are literal like churches on Earth.

2. Find a map of the city with public landmarks, and identify libraries and other places where she might be able to ask for guidance. Sinnah mentioned 'travelers' houses' do this (they might also be lodging houses?) 

3. Observe how people react to her when she doesn't fly in but still looks foreign. Observe the patterns of magic on display in her detector range (or just close to her, if that's too many).