“FFFFfool!?” Kaos repeats, put off by the fact that they were referring to his name as though it was some type of species rather than it being his actual name. “There is only ONE Kaos, boy.” He states sternly, taking a step forward.”And I am no sort of fool. I am an EVIL genius!” He proclaims, making sure to put emphasis on that ‘evil’ bit so much as to make it sound more ominous….though it seems he had only managed to make it sound silly in the process.
“You both have awfully large mouths for such small dragons…what is this ‘Jacques’ you speak of? Is it a magical place, perhaps?” Kaos asks with genuine curiosity, despite still appearing somewhat grumpy after listening to their childish confusion. Or so he assumed it was. It couldn’t have been sarcasm, could it have?
At their excuse, he gives a scoff. “Well,” The Dark Portal Master clicks his tongue. “It doesn’t matter where you came from because It’s still considered spying.” He states matter-of-factly, sounding somewhat like a child attempting to prove another wrong on the playground. Placing his hands to his hips, he rolls his shoulders in a shrug. “You clearly sneaked up on me while I was busy. Now, I’d like to know where it is YOU two are from.“ It was more of a demand than a question. He felt it was necessary to question them before they began questioning him; he wouldn’t willingly provide the answers, afterall.
A look of understanding crossed their faces at this, sharing it with one another. “Ooooooh~ It’s your name, isn’t it!” Now they picked up on that.
However, his claim to be not a fool made Kosoko blink, thinking briefly before producing a small book from seemingly nowhere. He settled back on his haunches to sit up and flick through it with his front claws, his tail wrapped about him for balance. With a noise of triumph, he turned the book about; little drawings of creatures like garden gnomes, complete with the red hats and long noses, holding either a lantern in their hands or a small clock. “Those. Those are Fools.”
A pause in their banter at Kaos’ pointing out their large mouths. They knew he was being metaphoric, but why not make it literal?
“Oh, but we can make them bigger, if it suits.” was said in unison.
Lips pulled back, nearly splitting their little heads in two and displaying the interlocking needle-like teeth. Pointing backwards in the top jaw, they were made more for catching and eating fish rather than anything else, but no one needed to know that who didn’t know that already.
“But, since you say you’re an evil genius, where’s your volcano!” Zikomo wondered, bringing up a bit of the statements before. “Jacques has a volcano!”
“And Jacques is a pretty evil genius, if you ask me. All evil geniuses need a volcano.” Kosoko added, continuing onward to sate the smaller bald one’s obvious curiosities. “The King of Fools, you know. We’re lucky ours work with us instead of for him.”
More accusations of spying were thrown at them and this produced a huff from both, Kosoko returning to book to ... wherever he had taken it from in the first place and spewing a small cloud of that mist seen earlier. Just a puff; they didn’t want to be stuck in a world unknown in fog they’d made themselves. Zikomo still had yet to produce such at such frequency. Maybe his was better controlled? Or perhaps for some other reasons not devised?
“If you want us to act like we’re spying, maybe we should.” Kosoko strode forward, nudging the discarded shovel with a claw. “So what are you doing with this, hm?”
Zikomo followed suit, sliding around to the patch of loose dirt. “Probably burying something, if this little square has anything to say about it.”
And once more, in unison. “What are you burying.”
So flat-toned, you’d almost think they actually wouldn’t have cared about what he was doing! Which, as it turned out, was correct. Besides; who were they going to tell? They knew very little people here. Inquiries to where they came from found them slithering back together again, staring down at Kaos as they had before.
“We told you! From above.” Zikomo replied.
“Our fathers were inducted as instructors at the Academy, don’t you know. But we’re from places far above there, even.” Kosoko tacked on, before they went back to unison.
Creepy little creatures, in all honesty. Like twins, only not...