While Jorah resettled the younger boy in his arms, the child-Crows tailing them peered around him to look at the Griffons. Their eyes grew wide, and their jaws slackened. The stouter of the two boys took a few cautious steps towards one of the powerful bird-things, and Jorah shot Lana a look. It was a quick yet steady look, one that said 'better to let him learn'. Then Jorah moved closer ready to snatch the boy back if he did something foolish that earned him a beak to the skull.
The boy, in fact, ripped off his cap, and stiffly bowed in an abrupt manner far more Western than Antivan.
And Jorah knew Griffons well enough, and he knew when Lana ment "respect", it meant their space and not their manners.
The boy, in fact, ripped off his cap, and stiffly bowed in an abrupt manner far more Western than Antivan.
And Jorah knew Griffons well enough, and he knew when Lana ment "respect", it meant their space and not their manners.
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