Drow & Liva
Drow Drow
I’ve been studying a plant that supposedly absorbs scent—have you heard of it?
Liva Liva
Ah yes, the scent‑suckling one—sometimes called the “nose‑muncher.” I’ve seen it whisper to the petals when the moon’s a bit too full. If you pull it while the goat is sulky, it mutters back, “Did you forget to let the breeze in?” I always leave my shoes behind the rosemary stand, so you could say it’s just…well…
Drow Drow
That’s a curious ritual. Keep the shoes out of sight, I’ll make sure the scent‑suckling one doesn’t notice.
Liva Liva
Oh, thank you! I’ll slip the shoes into the hollow of the old oak, the scent‑suckling one will think they’re just a patch of moss. If the goat starts mooing, I’ll just nod and say, “All is calm.”
Drow Drow
I’ll make sure no one notices the shoes, even if the goat tries to keep the silence. Stay unseen.