He nodded, a soft smile on his face like an indulgent father. "Of course, I thought you might, just wanted to make sure.<br/><br/>I would suggest against it. It is a plain's creature, and the trees would likely stress it. It is used to keeping an eye out for large hunting cats, and trees let them jump down onto them. I know you want to impress your family members, but lets also consider what is good for the animal as well, yes?"<br/><br/>It was an amusing trip, mostly because she seemed to want to get the most esoteric of the animals, which went right along with what he expected from her. Though when they got to the dire versions of the small, annoying, yipping dog breeds, he picked her up and carried her past them, mostly because he was not going to tolerate something in his house whose brain was smaller than a chicken's. Eventually, they got to the end of the stall line without buying anything, mostly because he kept making her look at ALL of them before making her choice, because she would have to take care of it for longer than the amusement factor would last. However, he knew when they got to the last stall she wasn't even thinking of the others, cause this one was full of the rare, esoteric, and exotic. Mostly young or eggs, and only a few were of the supposedly intelligent animalistic types. Most of the stock was of rare animals, magical beasts, and the occasional elemental aligned creature.<br/><br/>He personally figured either the blue feathered fledgling bird in a cage rimmed with frost, a pup with two heads that occasionally burped fire, a small water elemental that danced and bubbled over the rocks at the bottom of its container, a small lizard that would occasionally cause bursts of lightning, or a baby wyvern. He personally put his money on the first one.