The three Tane were more considered myth and children's tales, than actual creatures, by most serious scholars - after all, only a handful had ever been seen, and their appearances could be attributed to a dozen other creatures, far less fantastical. Many of the descriptions of the Bandersnatch could also apply to the Warcats of the Hold of Belkzen, for instance.<br/><br/>"Fancy, you know. Interested in. Take a liking to." If Devaguea still seemed to be oblivious, Sydon would grow a little more blunt. "You know, want to take to bed? To mate with?" he said, with increasing exasperation. "And prying ears... I mean, you sent off most of the ones interested in you, and the rest are busy today, so it's the best time to ask."<br/><br/>He laughed at the reply. "Don't know about dragons, but that's definitely not the case among us mere mortals," he said, clearly enjoying his chuckle at the dragon's expense. "And books? Oh, oh no... books aren't going to teach you anything about women, especially with not as... varied as they are, here. Frankly, there's all too rough-skinned for me, personally, but a few are easy on the eyes. Back home, though... rawr."<br/><br/>He definitely looked surprised at the last reply, though. "Is that what you think? Oh my... well, guess I owe a few people some coin," he said, shaking his head. "You clearly need some guidance from an expert, which, fortunately, you have. Right here," he said, grinning. "Otherwise... well, I could just tell them you're an idiot, and the situation would probably change very quickly for you," he said, considering.