Only a few moment pass before the creature moves. Kir-Kon remains still, watching the beast stand. His curiosity about the thing mounts as it shakes, revealing a lot more of those tendril things that he initially judged present. He fiends the sight quite beautiful, the flare of fur, the faint glows here and there, all of it combining to make one majestic beast. Normally something so large, and obviously dangerous, standing so close would at least put the youth on edge, but as he watches it stretch like he's not even around Kir-Kon realizes that like most of those in his life, he isn't even interesting enough to pay much heed to beyond his usefulness.
“So, you're free now. You look better without the ropes. Glad I could help. I suppose you'll want to be going now that those are out of the way. I would apologize for what they did, but hey, I can't blame them. You are huge and something none of them have ever seen before. I would suggest not going back any time soon. . .” His voice fades ever so slightly as it moves in closer, facing him. His heart beat picks up ever so slightly, though he still doesn't move from his spot. “I'm not all that interesting, really. If you wanna go I won't stop you. . .” he murmurs, biting his lip as suddenly one of those tendrils wraps around him without warning.
“Okay, I'll stay put I guess.” He mutters, looking up at the large furbeast. Since it doesn't look quite ready to eat him Kir-Kon I able to fight his urge to push it off and flee, knowing that quite often that is what prompts a creature to attack, but he can not stop the low level of fear coursing through his veins. “I wonder how fast you could kill me. Would the ward even be able to stop you? I mean, you're obviously strong, but you plowed your way right into the village, so the ward must not actually affect you all that much. You don't look. . .” He pauses as a bunch more tendrils begin running over his body and he fights the urge to laugh as several run over ticklish spots.
The tickling sensation brings back several bad memories of the youth in the house he grew up in. They would say he was being too gloomy, then pin him down and tickle him until he passed out from lack of air as if somehow that would cheer him up. Each little brush against one of those spots makes him twitch ever so slightly as he resists the urge to push them away. “I suppose it's only fair you get your chance to check me out. I mean, I did essentially just run my fingers all over you. I don't see any eyes on you, so does that mean this is how you see? That would be interesting. It's almost like an insect or something. I know they use feelers and stuff to check out the world.”
He tilts his head curiously as a few of the feathery bits run across his face and once they've moved on he rubs away the slight itch that had set up under his nose when one had swiped over his top lip. Before dropping his hand back down however he carefully lays it on the tendril holding him in place, brushing over the leathery surface gently, trying to get a good idea of how it feels before letting his arm fall once more. “It warm, and tough, like some of the tanned skins we get at the forge to make into saddles and the like. Since it's such a small town our smith doubles as a leather worker. But. . . .This feels different. It feels alive. . .” He sounds a little confused at his own words, because of course it's alive, but then, why did he say it?
Letting out a faint sigh he looks around, a cool breeze finding it's way through. “Seems like the animals are still scared of you.” He closes his mouth to avoid getting a fringe in his moth before going on. “I wonder what it is about you that has them so quiet. I mean after all, they more or less ignore people, the birds at the very least, but here they are all terrified of you. Maybe it's your magic? Do you even have magic? I heard monsters sometimes do. . .” On impulse he slowly brings his hand up, palm to the sky, and holds it out towards the beasts face. He knows dogs hate it when you just reach out over their heads, many times seeing it as an attack, so instead he pauses with his hand beneath the monsters chin, bringing it up slowly, intent on petting it under the chin if it will let him.