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 Posted: Mon May 02, 2016 10:01 pm
She smiled, and also sighed, just a little. "We do as needs must, after all. To give up tea would be unthinkable." She took a deep breath of the scent of the tea, and added "And our better sense of smell in this form surely is a bonus, over that human sense of smell. Indeed, the brew is close, wouldn't you say, to properly steeped?" She tilted her head, and took another deep breath, her mouth opening a little so she could taste the esters in the air.
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2016 10:14 pm
He shook his head but conceeded, "Both are different. Unique and special in their own ways. I wouldn't want to give up either."
A bird chirped above them and Elliotte turned to look out over the mountain, "How many varieties of tea do you think we'll be able to grow here?"
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2016 10:23 pm
"I am sure. It would be wondrous to be able to change, but... I am happy as I am. At least I have paws, they do make for a slightly easier time of handling things then hooves. Or so I'd image, anyways." She tossed her head a little, and examined her big feet.
At his question, she looked back up at him. "Well... we have at least two, maybe more, climate types to work with, between the river-lands and the Mountain-lands... So I think it will depend on how many kinds of plants we can get to thrive in the various zones, and how the varying soils affect the flavors too."
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