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She wouldn't openly admit it, but a part of her was glad her theory managed to spark light fear in the stranger. However, when she noticed that the boy was stuttering, Aralanne quickly added: "Oh well, it's just my theory anyway!" She said nonchalantly, then gazed towards the weird etchings in the stone. One ear twitched as the male coined a full sentence. Marvelous! His assumption was great! Her face lit up again. "Yes! I thought they may have used those to communicate, but then those writings must mean something, right?" He was a bright one, with good deduction skills. Maybe it was fate that they met here? That is if fate existed. "If only we could read them.. I wonder what they would say. What if it's something very important? Like the end of the world!" She quipped, acting shocked for comical purpose.

Of course, she wasn't the type to jump to conclusions so quick. The blue girl chuckled. "For real though, even if they say something non-trivial, like the daily lives of those who wrote it, it would be great to know, don't ya think?" She continued calmly, with a light smile while gazing at the writings on the boulder. It was odd.. there very well may be lost knowledge right under their noses, and yet simply because they had no understanding of it they couldn't obtain it. Ocean-blue gaze watched as the other rose to his feet and cleared the plants away, revealing more of the writings in the supposed lost language. His anxiety evidently returns when he ponders about her previous assumption. "Affirmative." She said seriously with a curt nod. "Every assumption becomes a possibility, since we know absolutely nothing about these.. runes. But an assumption is an assumption, it's wrong until proven otherwise. Sadly, I do not know of anyone who can read those. Do you?" Has this guy been around here longer than her? If he had any acquaintances who had further knowledge on this topic then she was beaming to meet them.