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[insanecharisma]

I should like to say that I, personally, am quite relieved to have not fallen in love with a cow this year. Mind you, there is nothing wrong with a tender steak dinner. Simply that a line ought to be drawn between loving animals and... well.

[Soryk pauses.]

Loving animals.

[With a flick of his wrist, he continues.]

On a related subject, after a good deal of thought, I have decided it is far past the time in which I should like some information on the creatures we refer to as 'Pokémon.' Their properties, naturally, and other such traits.

[Someone's poisoning extravaganza didn't go quite the way he planned.] For instance, what allows a Pokémon to die and yet, miraculously return from the dead? Eating habits. Life cycles. And so on.

I always thought they were merely animals with a higher intelligence than that of a house pet, yet it seems there is something more to them. If you are a Pokémon, share with me some about yourself. If you have a Pokémon, tell me about your companion. I would very much appreciate it.

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[insanecharisma]

[He can't really argue it. Soryk has a long-standing dislike for humans, though he's never expressed that in the academy. Well, perhaps when he first arrived. Since most people tend to avoid him, he's never had to worry about socialising with them.

Amusingly, this is the most he's spoken with people in some years.]

Right. I suppose an animal would have access to such things. [But he's not an animal and would never care to be. He likes keeping his hands clean.] That must be immensely practical. If not here, then certainly wherever it was you came from.

[whirlwind_wolfman]

Oh, wolfish abilities are practical everywhere. Here, there, anywhere I've been. One does one's best with the tools one is given, after all.

[insanecharisma]

I agree with that. I knew quite a few men who were more than a little... wolfish, as you so put it. Women, also. And some people rather like wolfish people.

[Remind him, Jon, to one day tell you about when he used to work for people called the Grey Wolves.]

[whirlwind_wolfman]

Wolfish in a predatory sense? Or as in full fur coats?

[He has not yet learned of the Worgen.]

[insanecharisma]

Hm. A bit of both, actually. In fact, full fur coats with human skins on occasion—both carrying a rather enchanting predatorial composure about themselves.

[There. Be educated, Sir.]

[whirlwind_wolfman]

That... sounds intriguing. You mean folk who can transform between Wolf and Man as I can?

[His interest is piqued, well and truly.]