Doragon looks at her, â€œWhy do your people eat meat when theyâ€™re having trouble conceiving?â€ he asks. That made him a little curious, cause as she had said before they usually only eat fish as the main source of protein. As they sat there and watched the people dance, he looks at her. â€œMy grandmother may not look it, but she is well over 100 years old, we Draconians have a very long life span. The oldest record of age was about 700 years of age or at least I think it was.â€ He says. This was also making him very curious as well, â€œHow do your people prepare the deadâ€¦I mean what I am trying to say is, what are some of your burial rituals?â€ he asks. â€œMy people usually wrap the deceased in a white cloth, and then put on a boat that is specially made for the occasion, and pushed out into the middle of the lake, and then the boat is set on fire, by the personâ€™s dragon. And then after that ritual the family members light small boat lanterns and send them out on to the lake. The lanterns are said to help guide that personâ€™s soul to the afterlife. Then about a day later we have a celebration, to celebrate the personâ€™s life.â€ He says. He noticed that she gave him a weird look when he said the personâ€™s dragon.<br/><br/>â€œDragons have longer life spans than we do, so most of the time they out live their masters. And then itâ€™s up to the masterâ€™s family to take care of the dragon. And occasionally the dragon will chose to be the partner of one of the family members, say a new baby.â€ He says explaining the best he could. â€œThat is how I got Sith, he was my grandfatherâ€™s, who pasted away about a week or two before I was born. So my parents and grandmother were taking care of him. And when I was born, he chose me.â€ He says. â€œOh and another thing about the villagers is that they donâ€™t have domestic dragons as partners, they have wild ones. They have a very good understanding of nature.â€ He says. He could see that she was very interested, but he was hoping that he wasnâ€™t rambling.  He takes a drink from his mug, drink the last of his ale. Then he looks at her, â€œDraconian Ale is something that you have to get used to. I hope its ok; we make it from strong herbs that grow here naturally in the wild.â€ He says. â€œThese herbs when not fermented and cooked and  set in the ale mixture for weeks on end, are know to knock out a full grown dragon, when ingested.â€ He says. â€œSo it doesnâ€™t take that much to make one drunk.â€ He adds.