Welcome to Gaia! ::

Mmhmm. There's a special way to wrap a sash around you so that when you enchant it with magic, it sort of fits itself in place and whatever's left stretches to arm length. If you need a replacement leg, though, you'll need something sturdier. Carved wood helps, or steel. But for non-magic users, you'll need to wear a special pendant. This is to constantly recharge the limb's magic from the inherit magic in the air. If the pendant is lost or destroyed and is generally out of the radius of the non-magic user's limbs, they turn into normal things again. Natural or turned magic users don't need to worry as much about this.

It's complicated. *shrug*

Oh definitely.

Jeez, you wander around ground level in Dis you're bound to lose something if it isn't your cash or organs! That's why you'll see a lot of brick legs or wood arms, and some jackass randomly setting fire to those arms. But ah well, such is life in Dis. Glad I didn't grow up there.

So, how about that Irish whiskey, hmm? *goes over to the bar* Chibi, if you're still there, how's about a round of the ol' friend for me, hmm?

*takes the glass and drinks it a bit before putting it down and hiccuping*

Ah... well I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't know it. It's rare to find a non-Inferno demon to know the language, and even rarer if an outsider does... and even then it's a dying language... *hic* *grumbles something in the demonic language (which more or less is a series of non-sequitur sounds to untrained ears)* These days, lots of demons prefer to use English, something about it being a business language... *takes another drink of the whiskey*

*hic*

Ah... *takes one last swig*

The demonic language is interesting in that you can learn it so long as you have the magic to learn it; this includes speaking, reading, writing, and ultimately understanding the language. This magic cannot be learned; it is genetic and passed from a parent who has this magic, usually your mother. For whatever reason, this language is dying, although with the at-the-same-time advent of English as a major language, it really is no surprise. On top of this, for whatever strange reason, many demons are becoming infertile, and while it can be cured, the result is the loss of the language magic.

But even then you'll still see signs with the demon language as the main message and English on the bottom. The only exception to this, if I recall correctly, is in Limbo where most of its residents are humans and Purgatory.

*puts her head down* Uugh...

Ooh, that's true. *walks over to a nearby pinball machine and inserts a 50 Gold coin, as the machine demands; colorful lights and sounds start up and the game begins* Wanna bet that I can get a score of 5 mil? *pulls the lever for the pinball and begins pressing the flipper buttons* A round on me if I lose~.

You... you don't trust my ability to win? ;x;

You guys are too silly.

*Whips darts at the dartboard like throwing knives coming pretty darn close to exact center*