Coran placed a paw to hold one side of his cut snake down, using the alternate paw to pull on the other end to fully separate the two sides. Sitting down he considered the corpse speculatively even as he listened to his brother on both Ardyn’s own armor as well as a suggested future on Coran’s. “Yah, I might do that.” Coran nodded agreeably. Taking the sliced snake in his mouth Coran twisted his neck about to flip the body of the snake over, leaving the scaly side on top. “Probably better also for growing than the scales alone would be.” It didn’t sound overly complex, at least Coran didn’t think it would be. Funny how sometimes simple things have hidden details you didn’t expect.
For the moment he moved to get a feel for Ardyn’s art, aiming for a closer view to watch him work on it. It was obvious his brother had put more time in training on crafts than he had.
Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Labhair an Sean-Teanga." ---- "Hear" ---- Think
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