Well. You are one. [so that tracks, but...] I don't know much about you, so I have nothing to suggest. Though - that is the purpose of the exercise, isn't it.
[ he sighs a little. actually, he does half expect the answer to be "lots of them" and also it's a ridiculous statement coming from a fairy tale character who hangs out with a cat who wears boots, but whatever. ]
My Master takes the shape of a crane. [so like, this isn't out of the realm of possibility??? she's never seen a human sized frog but she's never been to sumeru, maybe there's some there.]
[ an Expression crosses his face when she says crane, but it's hard to tell exactly what it is because. frog. maybe a little bit of fear? I'm sure it's fine. ]
I did try. For a while. It didn't work quite so well.
When you are a Prince it is difficult to be a proper frog, and when you are entirely a frog, much of what made you a Prince is lost. I think the two things are simply opposed forces in the world.
... Sorry, did you say your master was a crane As in a bird?
in response she looks thoughtful, and then makes a vague motion indicating how tall cloud retainer is, which is like. she's taller than the traveler at the very least.]
It's too big! That's too big for a bird to be. I've had nothing but terrible experiences with too large birds. Actually that's not quite true, the Golden Goose was quite nice, but everyone else! Not great!
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Well. You are one. [so that tracks, but...] I don't know much about you, so I have nothing to suggest. Though - that is the purpose of the exercise, isn't it.
[she sees the problem here.]
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What were you before?
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[ he sighs a little. actually, he does half expect the answer to be "lots of them" and also it's a ridiculous statement coming from a fairy tale character who hangs out with a cat who wears boots, but whatever. ]
I used to be a Prince.
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... I don't understand. Can you not be both?
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I did try. For a while. It didn't work quite so well.
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No? Why not?
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... Sorry, did you say your master was a crane As in a bird?
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[she's kind of absently thinking about that first part, still.]
She wouldn't find you appetizing if that's your concern.
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No, no, it wasn't, it wasn't ... [ it was ] Besides, I'm much too large for that now. Unless she is somehow quite a giant bird.
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in response she looks thoughtful, and then makes a vague motion indicating how tall cloud retainer is, which is like. she's taller than the traveler at the very least.]
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You are too big for a frog to be. [YOU ARE MAN SIZED]
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I'm actually much taller as a human! I'm-- shrinking ... a bit ...
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You are still too big to eat.