Elephants never forget, but, Dragoons do. (Shade)

Shade gave Sol a slight nod when he spoke of his suspicions and began to approach the beast while keeping sure no one intervened in risk of interrupting a memory the Lilty may trying to grasp by seeing this creature. By this time, Shade could easily come to the conclusion that the mysterious beast was of no threat at all and seemed to recognize Sol in its own caring way. Yet she still wondered how it came to be here all on its own. For now, the thought was tucked aside to question Jayda later, since the gunner had a specialty with animals.


She took a few steps forward to better hear the Lilty read from the book in his hands in order to better hear him read aloud, as well as hear the uplifting hope in his voice when Sol realized he was reading his own memories jotted down within a journal. No doubt this was going to be most helpful to what was lost within his mind, as well as more hints and clues should he need to venture to a particular listed place in order to find more answers.


What wasn't expected was the large, slow paced beast to turn and approach Shade. She just watched with her left eyebrow rising slowly as the younger students behind her began giggling and talking with enthusiasm the closer it approached. When Silmarilon finally reached Shade and nuzzled against her leg, she simply stood still and stared at the Lilty with a deadpan look across her face as the more of the students began to laugh.


She looked over at the peaceful beast and slowly shook her head while crossing her arms with a sigh and slight smirk twitching at her lips before addressing Sol again. "I'm sure we can find room for him within the Garden. The wagon can be stored in the vehicle garage, and if he needs an adequate environment, I'm sure Simon can come up with a program for the Training Simulator to best serve this creature's needs."