<div class="floatleft">(http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/monstergirlencyclopedia/images/2/21/Hellhound_cloth.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/339?cb=20150222064724)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">RENOA</span><br/><br/><strong>Location:</strong>Miyako's estate<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Miyako, Juno<br/><hr/><br/>"So these mythical humans were punished by their god for donning clothes in the first place....and yet you make it your custom to do so every day. Wouldn't that anger this god of yours even more?" She muses, picking what she wanted from the butler's explanation and discarding the rest. She had heard the story before from the humans her tribe keeps as pets, and even then reached the same conclusion. If clothes make god angry, why wear them?<br/><br/>"And if your clothes so mark you as a servant...wouldn't you be more anxious to cast them off? Be an equal to those around you rather than a mere slave with a fancy title?" She adds, making another point. Equality would be easier to obtain if not for the trappings of fashion. One can not claim to be better than their fellows unless they have symbols of such status such as fancy clothes as Juno had just suggested.<br/><br/>"My people are no strangers to trophies and hunts. And we do wear furs occasionally, but as part of rituals meant to honor the creatures of the forest...and further entwine our spirits with that of the land that we live upon. Not as means of proving one's worth. We do that in other ways." She comments, explaining a bit about her own culture. "For instance....I had to fight for my right to come here. My father, our tribes most honored warrior, forbids open contact with humans. Only through fair combat can any of us earn our right to do otherwise. A practice I'm sure you and your people would find barbaric and unnecessary, but it ensures only those with the strength to lead actually do so."