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Delun nearly did a double take as Christian popped out with an almost hazardous amount of soot slathered across his face. Del's tail curled at the tip and he cocked his head to one side, a puzzled 'mrrr' sound striking up in his throat as he tried to figure out just what in blazes had possessed Christian to crawl into a tiny hatch and bang on random bits and pieces until something exploded in his face.
At least, that's what Del pictured happening. He couldn't help but visualize the human slapping the wrong button or turning the wrong valve and then blam! A faceful of fire and smoke!
The feline shook his head and dispelled such thoughts after a moment, at about the same time as Christian talked about a plan of action and, more importantly, food!
"I dunno what a rancor is," Del admitted, "But I'd bet that I can out-eat it right now. I'm starved," he chuckled sheepishly as he rubbed the back of his neck. To his dismay, his neck wasn't smooth and fuzzy as he'd expected; at the base of his neck, his fingers rain across a tiny octagon-shaped piece of metal, not much bigger than the tip of Christian's pinkie finger. He could feel a little rubber piece fitted into the center of the octagon; a plug or cover of some kind.
He didn't dare mention it. He had no idea what it was, after all! He let his paw-like hands fall back to his sides and gestured down the hallway. "Is the mess hall that way? I'm thinking food, followed by a quick search in the database to see if anyone's missing a giant talking tiger."
At least, that's what Del pictured happening. He couldn't help but visualize the human slapping the wrong button or turning the wrong valve and then blam! A faceful of fire and smoke!
The feline shook his head and dispelled such thoughts after a moment, at about the same time as Christian talked about a plan of action and, more importantly, food!
"I dunno what a rancor is," Del admitted, "But I'd bet that I can out-eat it right now. I'm starved," he chuckled sheepishly as he rubbed the back of his neck. To his dismay, his neck wasn't smooth and fuzzy as he'd expected; at the base of his neck, his fingers rain across a tiny octagon-shaped piece of metal, not much bigger than the tip of Christian's pinkie finger. He could feel a little rubber piece fitted into the center of the octagon; a plug or cover of some kind.
He didn't dare mention it. He had no idea what it was, after all! He let his paw-like hands fall back to his sides and gestured down the hallway. "Is the mess hall that way? I'm thinking food, followed by a quick search in the database to see if anyone's missing a giant talking tiger."