& so it goes
"How are you so confident that it won't return?" You ask, suddednly looking quite intrigued. For Rae and Vi to have fully eradicated something is shocking to you. After all, there is a place for all of Vi's creations within Rae's world. And, though the blight may or may not have been Rae's doing, there was still place for such a fascinating and destructive life form. "You should make copies." You suggest, though your tone is much closer to disapproval.
On the issue of dragon naming, you suddenly perk up, quite interested in this. On the one hand, you believe strongly in being allowed to name yourself. However Kai has pointed out to you in the past that being given a name is part of the bonding process and creates a sense of familiarity and love. This of course you don't understand, thinking autonomy swamps minor considerations like comfort and emotional stability.
As Phoebe turns her back to lead you two through the garden, you and Kai almost instantly go in opposite directions. You care little about what Phoebe has to say in this moment, much more interested in noting down the ways the local flora have responded to their new enclosure. Some seem to be doing extremely well in the humid environment, while others seem to need some encouragement (stakes to help certain strands of ivy grow, for instance). Taking quick notes, you stick out your tongue and then totally enclose a leaf in your mouth. It is commonly used as a topical cream to numb skin. Counting carefully, you wait to see how long this inside-grown plant takes to have the same effect as it's wild counterparts.
On the issue of dragon naming, you suddenly perk up, quite interested in this. On the one hand, you believe strongly in being allowed to name yourself. However Kai has pointed out to you in the past that being given a name is part of the bonding process and creates a sense of familiarity and love. This of course you don't understand, thinking autonomy swamps minor considerations like comfort and emotional stability.
As Phoebe turns her back to lead you two through the garden, you and Kai almost instantly go in opposite directions. You care little about what Phoebe has to say in this moment, much more interested in noting down the ways the local flora have responded to their new enclosure. Some seem to be doing extremely well in the humid environment, while others seem to need some encouragement (stakes to help certain strands of ivy grow, for instance). Taking quick notes, you stick out your tongue and then totally enclose a leaf in your mouth. It is commonly used as a topical cream to numb skin. Counting carefully, you wait to see how long this inside-grown plant takes to have the same effect as it's wild counterparts.
