Languages don't usually die so much as evolve. Technically, I speak Russian and French, but it's so far removed from anything someone from Russia or France knows that they probably couldn't understand me. [He pulls a sugar cube from a pocket and feeds it to the horse, who tongues it up without hesitation.] Individual words sometimes survive.
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'tis from an old language. I imagine no one speaks it any longer.
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And had to learn them separately too, no doubt.
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[He doesn't dispute what Loki's saying, just files it away for later and nods toward the next stall.]
Shall we continue?
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[Loki nods.]
Please.
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This one also needs a name, and I've had no takers so far.
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He reminds me a bit of my horse. Distant cousins, perhaps.
[Not literally, of course.]
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I like him a lot. The Malnosso have given good horses so far.
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I'm a bit surprised at that, but I'd agree. He's a lovely beast.
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Glad to have been of help, then. And you can call him Kol for short if he's wicked.
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Do you want to see my horse?
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I should like that.
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The GVB Rehabilitation Stable for Recovering Evil Maniacs
And Gregor finds his true calling: Therapy Horsies
I thought Pinkie Pie had that covered.
Uh oh, therapy turf war coming.
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