[Other than the fact there was a harp in her room and that she was sparkling, to the Princess it had appeared the madness from yesterday had finally died down. Some sense of normalcy had returned once again; one had to question when that would be disturbed once again. To live blissfully in the fleeting peace the hotel seems to only grant when it
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Tch! Damn bird...
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They are proud creatures. It would be in best interest to solve you matter peacefully.
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I don't care how proud it is -- it needs to stay away from my hair.
[With this said he reaches out, places his gloved (but clearly mechanical, judging by the state of the rest of his arm) hand on top of the bird's beak and gently but firmly pushes her away. True to her nature, the bird fluffs herself up a little indignantly at the treatment.]
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You will not win her respect treating her as a lower animal.
[Moving past Kurogane, Ashe approached the Chocobo that was following the man around. Still miffed at her treatment, the bird regarded the princess with cold indifference. Still, keeping her distance, Ashe held out her hand, allowing the bird to know her before it would allow her to come any closer. A soft 'kweh' indicated the Chocobo accepted the princess, giving Ashe the permission to stroke her head.]
As long as the two are in agreement, a Chocobo will treat its rider with the same respect she receives. If you do not wish to be groomed, I would suggest either attempting to win her over or hide your beloved hair.
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Dare I presuppose that these creatures originated in your home world?
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Yes. I never thought this place would have the means to house Chocobos.
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You're welcome to go about as you were. Don't let me impose on your happiness.
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I do not know of what you speak. Really Lelouch, you impose upon nothing.
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