As they continued to move, De was taken aback as an' elvish man separated him and the elvish woman. It was an' obvious attempt to 'guard her' from him but the worse part is hearing what he said. Humans have ears, heck even the walls have ears and with everyone densely packed together so that they may exit the building did not make their little lesson exactly.. discrete.
"Are you real?" He asked, his eyes squinting slightly at Erandur.
"Who ever you may be, don't analyze me like im some sort of animal in the wild, secondly you do not tell the woman how to speak, she must learn to speak for herself or she will not learn anything.
Before coming here I have not seen any folk like you before in my entire life and god forbid I ask that you at least treat me like im your equal. We are all dogs here, so please if you could just lower yourself for the rest of us to have a spot on your pedestal that would be sufficient. Thank you and my name is DE."
His tone was stoic and it sounded tired. Perhaps it was just the weary travels that had drained him of his patience, or the fact that he figured he should set boundaries now before shoving off and so far everyone else has been fairly great. Barely a peep out of them.
Suddenly they were outside and a large clay golem took up more than half his vision, he glared flinched at first but then looked upon it with wide open eyes. As he watched Heinrich seem comfortable with the fellow, De became wary. Is it alive? If the golem was alive then, does it have wants of it's own instead of blindly following it's caster?
Clearly De has never been around magic neither and he watched with blinking eyes and a concerned face as he followed Heinrich further outside the city. Then he turned slightly and wanted to know what they had thought of his beloved homeworld. " I think it is the pinnacle of a good economy." He said dryly, while others would only say something about the aesthetics of the city.