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Ah, that question. Yep, a lot of people liked to ask that one. Willy shrugged, tucking his hands deeper into the pockets of his dragonhide coat.
"They generally have their mother's milk, which is fortunate for them, as well as the fresh blood of whatever animals their parents catch for them." He had access to neither, so... brandy and chicken blood it was.
JT, Minister of Magic, eh? "Well well," Willy chuckled, "congratulations to you! When you do become Minister," Minister of Brazil, Britain, wherever, "you won't forget your old professors, will ya, JT? I wouldn't say no ter a government job."
Heh. He clapped the boy on the shoulder and started them walking back toward the castle, even if JT hadn't been going in that exact direction. "So you'll rule Brazil first and then move to Britain, right? Why Brazil? Britain too cold for ya?"
Man Willy was cracking himself up today.
Mother's milk. So they got out of eggs but still produced milk? That was... what? Incredible? Wonderful? Nature? Whatever it was, it was enough to amaze Joćo.
"What about the father? Do they live like a family or of that sort?" He knew absolutely nothing about the dragons, except that they could and
would roast him.
If he kept calling him
tea, he sometimes had a weak memory and this would be one of those times. He said nothing of his real thoughts, though.
"Sure I won't, professor. Any position you want." Except, it would be in Brazil. It was probably too
hot for the man, so he wouldn't accept it anyway.
If he got to talk to the CoMC professor himself, he had no objections to not doing any sanctuary job today. It was useful, too. He was learning about dragons. Really exciting.
And that was supposed to be funny? Judging by his looks, it was apparently a nice joke too. It only failed to make him smile. Yeah... really funny.
"No, sir." Was his voice a little strained?
"Only because I'm Brazilian and Britain just won't accept any foreigner minister." And yes, that was one of the primary reasons too, but he wouldn't say that to give the man that satisfaction.