"I know of no others. They are simply true of me. I was...forced to eat as such. However, I've come to savour it and wish not to have it remedied. Like all parts of myself, I like them the way they are."<i></i> He simpled smiled and continued to eat. The food was delicious without question. He'd continued to stuff himself until finally he felt that doing any more would be rude to the house. He sat down, finally, not truly trusting that the bench would support his weight. He lifted his right leg up and cross it over his left. His ankle sat upon his knee and his toes wiggled ever so slightly to some kind of internal rhythm. His tongue flicked up and picked at his teeth, removing any strays bits of food matter, before escaping back inside his mouth to wait. "I look forward to training you, Madam. It's been far too long since I've seen someone who has similar blood to myself. We were everywhere before. Now, sadly, we're few and far between. Unfortunate, really, but what are we to do about that? Nothing. It is not our choice."<i></i>
Sarunishi simply smiled as he would do forever and ever and ever. He reclined happily on the bench for now. It was relatively comfortable compared to most things. It wasn't better than the dirt though. Nothing was better than the earth between his toes, but he'd always keep at least one foot on the ground if able. He hated to be separated from it. He could feel its pulse and it could feel his. He was but a vessel now. An avatar of...well. He didn't really know. That's part of the journey. His hand rested limply on the arm rest, fingers hunger over the edge as he was placated for now.
"So, my most gracious host, do we have more to see or is it time to retire for the evening and prepare for a meeting in the near future?"<i></i>
Sarunishi simply smiled as he would do forever and ever and ever. He reclined happily on the bench for now. It was relatively comfortable compared to most things. It wasn't better than the dirt though. Nothing was better than the earth between his toes, but he'd always keep at least one foot on the ground if able. He hated to be separated from it. He could feel its pulse and it could feel his. He was but a vessel now. An avatar of...well. He didn't really know. That's part of the journey. His hand rested limply on the arm rest, fingers hunger over the edge as he was placated for now.
"So, my most gracious host, do we have more to see or is it time to retire for the evening and prepare for a meeting in the near future?"<i></i>