living in color ( video )

[seishiin]

( Jotaro is no nonsense; this is plain across his flat and stony face, and the way he introduces himself. )

I'm Professor Kujo. I'm interested in first-hand accounts of how this place has treated you all.

How different is it from your own worlds? The wildlife, the populace and all.

( He notably doesn't get into the same for himself ... )

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[seishiin]

( SHARKS SHARKS SHARKS thank you, stranger. )

Land-born? Where can those be found.

[raptura]

Lyestellus Kingdom. Full of people who can turn into dragons, and not in the same way we can turn into part-animal folk. I wouldn't advise going there alone, what with it being out in the mountains and there being a lot of uncharted territory in between, but if you really wanted to, I'm sure you could find a way.

[seishiin]

I can handle myself enough.

( But he wouldn't know where to find a guide ... That might be wisest. )

But it might be better to have a guide.

[raptura]

I hope that the relationship between this city and Lyestellus is civil after what we did for them recently, but that's about all the tips I could give you. I'm sure there's some reading to be done or some officials you could ask about getting there, if you like? Maybe a little field trip would be nice! To stretch your legs and all.

If I find a book on the wildlife, I'll be sure to look you up again and loan it to you, too.

[seishiin]

Reading up on it would be wisest, after hearing what everyone is saying about the place.

( Then a rare admission!! Good job. )

You're very ... kind.

[raptura]

Good choice; with how far away it was, even if you manage to wrangle a flight there like we were able to, it'd pay to have a little extra knowledge up your sleeve.

It's alright, though! I'm happy to be of any use at all, and I spend half my time in the bookstores here as is anyway. So it's two birds and one stone! But I want to ask you something, if you do go to see the land sharks...

If you see two blind ones, could you please tell me? Just a matter of curiosity.