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Lami watched silently as Rook calmly scoped up Giibi and took her to his 'room' to calm down. She turned around to find Miz'ri about two inches from her face, asking question after question. Lami paused a moment, trying to understand what she meant so she would not sound stupid upon answering.
"Um...Ale? And... cakes? Kitties? And big hills," She had never tried berry juice, so stuck with ale, which she had tried. And Rook had mentioned earlier about making cakes so she chose cakes instead of cookies, and she had no idea what a 'doggy' or a 'kitty' was but she thought kitty sounded right. And as for the hills, she knew Rook had said there were lovely hills and a small hill wasn't 'lovely', was it? It was hardly anything to talk about. So big hills it was.
She wondered if this was rather how landers who didn't know how to swim felt when they were forced to swim. She felt as if she were struggling to keep her head above water in this strange new environment, but how else would she learn to swim?
She gave Miz'ri a hopeful, tentative smile, and wished Rook would come back and maybe kiss her to distract her. But now, he was too oblivious for that.
"Um...Ale? And... cakes? Kitties? And big hills," She had never tried berry juice, so stuck with ale, which she had tried. And Rook had mentioned earlier about making cakes so she chose cakes instead of cookies, and she had no idea what a 'doggy' or a 'kitty' was but she thought kitty sounded right. And as for the hills, she knew Rook had said there were lovely hills and a small hill wasn't 'lovely', was it? It was hardly anything to talk about. So big hills it was.
She wondered if this was rather how landers who didn't know how to swim felt when they were forced to swim. She felt as if she were struggling to keep her head above water in this strange new environment, but how else would she learn to swim?
She gave Miz'ri a hopeful, tentative smile, and wished Rook would come back and maybe kiss her to distract her. But now, he was too oblivious for that.