Doragon nods, he was learning about a lot of elven traditions. But he still had to adjust to their ways of life still.  That was one of the differences between Elves and Draconians, Elves had more formal ceremonies than the Draconians did. â€œMy people sorta have a ceremony like that one.â€ He says referring to the betrothal ceremony. â€œWe speak a certain verse from the Ancientâ€™s Book, dip our right hands in aged dragonâ€™s blood and then entwine them together.â€ He says to her. â€œSo that means when we get back to the palace that weâ€™ll have to do that.â€ He says to her. Sith looks at Talia, â€œItâ€™s a very old tradition, stated all the way back to when we were first created.â€ He says as he gobbles down a piece of fruit. â€œSpeaking of when we were first created, there are a few dragons in my kingdom that are still living from that time, maybe later Iâ€™ll show you them.â€ He says. Doragon had been thinking this over as well. â€œTaliaâ€¦I was wondering this as wellâ€¦where are we going to get married? Here or at my kingdomâ€¦but then I was thinkingâ€¦when that time comes why donâ€™t we get married on the border, where both lands meet?â€ he asks. He thought it was a good idea so just incase there was arguments amoung both of their people.