I must admit that I do enjoy seeing him almost jump out of his skin at my words. I smirk slightly at the action, but I of course simply go on my way. Hey, I am just trying to help improve the world. I cannot help it if I simply have to be...loud and upfront about it. Dancing around the subject just wastes time that could be used actually fixing the problem, as well as more lounging.

I do of course notice that he straightens up at my presence, and I wish the boy would understand that he needs to keep himself at his best all the time. How is that hard to understand? Of course, very few seem to understand the true ways of staying magnificent, it isn't natural for everyone. I settle into the water, giving a nod to him as he acknowledges my advice and that he will take it to heart. I cannot help but...notice as I listen to him, that he is not...stumbling all over his words like last time. My eyes flicker over to him, narrowed in a harsh manner as I stare him down mercilessly, to see if he falters and stutters like before as he comments on the water in reply. He doesn't look directly at me though, probably because he can't handle the stare, and yet I am proud of him for not letting his family force his tongue to fling around anymore.

I puff up slightly in pride as he mentions that it was nice to see me again, of course I knew it was true, but it is always nice to hear it ring in my ears. I sigh slightly, enjoying the cool water as I linger. "You don't stutter anymore? What happened? You couldn't stop before. What changed? Did you learn how to control your tongue?" I ask, my words naturally blunt. I am not trying to be mean or anything, it is the simple truth and I speak it.

"It must take a lot of effort to correct your own tongue," I state, knowing that some are so unfortunately no gifted as me. I know that I put a lot of effort into myself and maintaining my form, perhaps he has grown to put in more effort. Hell, I just glad someone is attempting to put effort into themselves. I allow my face to lighten up, my muzzle lifting slightly to the sky as the wind gently brushes against my sparkling silver and white fur.