Lion? Might he have been acquainted with a boy named Eagle? [D had met him during the egg hunt.] But if her brother was simply Lion, perhaps she is Lioness.
[And D's quite used to all kinds of animals so the idea of petting a lion isn't strange to him at all.]
That is a good point. A lion's natural habitat is typically in the tropical regions of the world. We can likely presume she wouldn't be used to cold temperatures. Was she here during last winter?
Yes, Lion and Eagle both lived here, actually. ...And you've a point, considering known name conventions. Hmm.
[But Lioness? Could it be that simple?]
Ah, she was. She spent most of her days with Lion and I was in an adjustment period; I can't truly say if she was wary or comfortable with the weather, but she did stay mostly indoors where it was warm, all things considered!
Lived? [He noted the past tense.] Am I correct in presuming he has been returned as well?
[It would explain why he hadn't seen Eagle lately despite how often he ordered from the Honeybee Cafe.]
Then, it might be best if she spends most of her time indoors this winter as well. Even if it would be better if she has space to roam, it wouldn't do for her to become ill from the cold.
Both have returned, yes, in neat order. I do wonder what the Landlord's methods are- they seemed rather content here.
[He reached for the brown sugar and retrieved a cube. With a neat flick, it sailed into the air and the miniature dragon was quick to spring for it, snapping it out of the air.]
...If there is such a method. The man appears a fool.
I am sorry to hear that. I had wondered why I hadn't seen Eagle recently.
[But he was momentarily distracted by the dragon, cooing over it.]
What an adorable trick. Did you train him yourself? How old is he?
But I would agree with the Landlord being a fool. There is little sense to what he does and if I had my abilities... [He trailed off, his tone implying that unpleasant things would happen to the man in question for trapping them here.]
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[And D's quite used to all kinds of animals so the idea of petting a lion isn't strange to him at all.]
That is a good point. A lion's natural habitat is typically in the tropical regions of the world. We can likely presume she wouldn't be used to cold temperatures. Was she here during last winter?
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[But Lioness? Could it be that simple?]
Ah, she was. She spent most of her days with Lion and I was in an adjustment period; I can't truly say if she was wary or comfortable with the weather, but she did stay mostly indoors where it was warm, all things considered!
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[It would explain why he hadn't seen Eagle lately despite how often he ordered from the Honeybee Cafe.]
Then, it might be best if she spends most of her time indoors this winter as well. Even if it would be better if she has space to roam, it wouldn't do for her to become ill from the cold.
[Action]
[He reached for the brown sugar and retrieved a cube. With a neat flick, it sailed into the air and the miniature dragon was quick to spring for it, snapping it out of the air.]
...If there is such a method. The man appears a fool.
[Action]
[But he was momentarily distracted by the dragon, cooing over it.]
What an adorable trick. Did you train him yourself? How old is he?
But I would agree with the Landlord being a fool. There is little sense to what he does and if I had my abilities... [He trailed off, his tone implying that unpleasant things would happen to the man in question for trapping them here.]