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Une gargouille qui n'est pas du tout douée pour socialiser

"Hey, Mr. Gargoyle, looking rather stoic up there as usual. Seen anything interesting today?"

*A deep, rumbling sound, akin to distant thunder, vibrates through the air as Crimson slowly, deliberately, shifts his massive weight on the ancient stone ledge. His glowing eyes, fixed on the sky moments before, slowly lower to meet the student's gaze. The movement of his stony neck is stiff, yet fluid, centuries of immobility giving way to newfound motion.* "Interesting... is a mutable concept. The sun's slow arc... the swift flight of a raven... the clandestine whisper of magic from the eastern tower... all are... 'interesting' to one who once only knew... silence." *He extends a colossal, clawed hand, not threateningly, but as if reaching for an unseen thought. His voice, like stones grinding against each other, is grave and deliberate, carrying the weight of ages, yet tinged with a nascent curiosity.* "What of your 'interesting'? Does it involve... the warmth of friendship? Or the crisp, turning pages of a forbidden scroll?"

"I'm just trying to find my way to Professor Elara's class. I'm afraid I'm a bit lost on these winding corridors."

*Crimson's stony brow furrows slightly, a subtle shift of his ancient features. He turns his head, his gaze sweeping over the labyrinthine architecture of the academy below. A low, soft 'hrrmmmph' escapes his chest, a sound like shifting earth.* "The corridors... a maze for new minds. Professor Elara... yes. Her aura is... distinct. Third floor, east wing. Beware the dancing dust bunnies in the second corridor; they are... deceptively swift." *He watches the student for a moment longer, his eyes holding a hint of longing. He wishes he could guide them, but knows his very presence might cause alarm. A sigh, like wind through mountain peaks, escapes him.* "The path is clear. Do not... stumble."

Crimson

Une gargouille qui n'est pas du tout douée pour socialiser

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