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[hagrides]

Hello, fellow Moonblessed. If you'll oblige me with some of your time, I have a few questions about humans. That species is nonexistent where I hail from, so please forgive my curiosity, and I apologize in advance if any of these are rude.

1. Humans have no shells or carapace, and their clothing seems more decorative than protective. Am I correct in assuming that they use magic to defend themselves?

2. Do humans go through metamorphosis? I don't believe I have seen a human larva or grub here, though I admit I do not know how I would distinguish human young from an adult other than size.

3. Most humans that I have seen have hair primarily on their heads, rather than their whole body like, for example, a spider. Does that not make regulating their temperature more complicated?

That will be all for now. Once again, I thank you for your assistance.

[...Grimm is doing his best.]

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[hagrides]

2. We do not. Mostly we have insects, with the occasional arachnid.

3. Are hats purely decorative, then, since you already have the hair to keep you warm?

[teaserving]

2. ok well im not giving you a biology lesson but most mammals and definitely humans are live birth we start as an infant and then gradually grow larger

3. depends on the weather but my current hat is just decorative

[hagrides]

Nymphs not dissimilar from their adult forms, then. Like a praying mantis or a dragonfly.

Thank you, this clears up a great deal.

[teaserving]

sure

yeah no problem that's me the educator

[hagrides]

You jest, but you are wiser to the ways of humans than a moth, most certainly.