"We only can't do something about it because we don't understand it at all." She tilted her head onto her shoulder, seeming almost confused by something. She sighed softly after straightening her spine, deciding to let it go. "Can you at least tell me the proper protocol when it happe...

"It was sudden though." She hugged him gently before pulling away and getting to her feet. "Either way... At least i know to expect it now, I guess. Doesn't mean I have to like it happening, though."

"It's hard for those around you to tell the difference, though. At least, that's what I think."

"It's because of what you just said before... He tended to worry less about the future than most. In his mind, if something hadn't killed him yet, it wasn't important." She chuckled, smiling.

"Won't know for sure if we don't exhaust all our options, right?" She giggled a bit. "You remind me of the dragon I was closest to when you say things like that, though."

"I mean, I'm glad it hasn't killed you, but I'd rather keep it that way. I like having you around, so far."

She sighed, a bit worried by just how red his face was. She wasn't exactly sure what else could cause it other than being sick- but she felt like there was no reason he'd lie to her about it, either. So, she tried to ignore it. "I wonder why doctors would be involved with trying to remove curse...

She noticed the redness in his cheeks, and pouted. "Are you feeling sick again? You're a bit red..." She tried not to focus on it too much, however, listening to his words carefully. "So magic is rare, and there's not really dragons around here, huh?"

"Then... Can you tell me more about this country, Kyle? Since you'd know a lot more, I think."

"I don't know a whole lot about this country yet... Maybe I should go find some books about it to learn the culture better." She chuckled. "Or I could just ask you a ton of questions, but that'd be annoying, right?"