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Zellanna 
Drago smirked, quite amused at Rin's assessment. He scoot a little closer to her, speaking quietly. He began speaking his language, then stopped and translated. "That would be them. I think you outdid me... I don't think I could name off their scientific classification so quickly."
Rin felt slightly embarrassed when Drago said that he thought she outdid him. She tended to have an excellent memory for scientific names and taxonomy ,she was a researcher for most of her life up until she moved here. It came naturally and she processed and retained that information for every species of plant and animal she learned of whether magical or non and in this case it appeared fictional as well.
"Its one of my uncle's favorites...." she whispered back in a sheepish tone. She liked his smirk....but not necessarily when it graced his lips due to her.
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Helios Sunrider The discussion was moving towards Star Trek of all things? Really? "Hurm."The tall man with the tall black hat shifted in his seat after finally breaking his silence. "One would think that there is wizards or witches out there feeding these writers half truths that the muggles accept as fanciful fiction." A wry grin crept upon his face while thumbing through the book on his lap that had kept his attention until recently.
Rin turned to look at the man who had made the sound, to see what he would say. She was wondering if he would have an interesting question about Puffskeins, then thought that she would die of embarrassment once she heard what he said. OMG how did he hear her from over there? She was speaking so quietly, did he have bat ears!? Or some extendable ears? Now she was thoroughly embarrassed for having her knowledge of a muggle television show known.
"Its hard to say, though definitely a good possibility." She managed to say it without her face turning a 'omg please don't stare at me like that' shade. Really she did think that it was a good possibility though, other than the color, the likeness between the two creatures was uncanny to her. She was silently praying that the man wasn't another of her employee that she hadn't had the chance to meet. She didn't want her employees thinking that she was bizarre, that couldn't be good.