Creature Languages, 1/23

[game-of-you.livejournal.com]

Dream waits until most of the class has gathered and a small purple dragon has joined him before addressing the class. A plate of chocolate chip cookies sits on his desk; there are enough for students as well as his guest.

"Hello.

As we discussed last week, you will spend today talking with the dragon Lockheed. I trust you have all prepared questions for him in his native tongue.

I will be in my office after class for any questions."

Dream then leans back against his desk, arms crossed, and waits for Lockheed to introduce himself. He can translate if needed.

Comments

Re: Questions for Lockheed

[sakuracchyan.livejournal.com]

Sakura smiles at Lockheed, and glances quickly at the vocabulary sheet handed out the class before.

//Hello, Lockheed.
Please excuse my lack of formal Dragon rhyme,
I've never been very poetic.//

Re: Questions for Lockheed

[bugofjustice.livejournal.com]

Lockheed nodded and said in Informal Dragon, /Not a problem. Please ask your question./

Re: Questions for Lockheed

[sakuracchyan.livejournal.com]

//Is a Dragon's vision any different than a human's?// She pondered out loud in somewhat sloppy informal Dragon. //Like... a cat's vision is said to be different; they are partially colourblind. Are Dragons the same?//

Re: Questions for Lockheed

[bugofjustice.livejournal.com]

[OOC: Don't worry, I'm replying late to the late reply. It works out. :) ]

The mun had no clue Lockheed wasn't sure since he had never seen as humans do. But if this wasn't a perfect time for him to take an arrogant guess, then he wasn't adorable.

/It is not much different. Our eyesight is much keener than that of most humans, though./ He nodded proudly. And adorably.

Re: Questions for Lockheed

[sakuracchyan.livejournal.com]

Ignoring the fact that her mun still loses at life and punctuality Sakura smiles. //That's interesting.// Her smile broadens at Lockheed's cuteness. Somehow it amused her that an animal that some people were afraid of was so cute. ...Then again, how could someone be afraid of a cat-sized purple dragon?