Umm hii im new and. How can i get colors (fur) for my deer ? want know
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Shinda sighed, as it seemed, in exasperation.

"When a new fawn comes to the Endless Forest, they are greeted by Mother Doe. She is a stunningly beautiful doe who is the first one you see here. She teaches the young fawn everything needed to know about the forest. She tells the fawn about the magic, about the origins, about why the fawn has arrived." Shinda explained, her steps growing in speed. Jarett soon found trouble to keep up.

"When the Mother comes, she speaks human tongue to explain. When she leaves, it's time for the fawn to lose his speech and he is then welcome in the Forest as part of it." the deer's words seemed eerily dark and frightening.

"Won't any of the fawns object to living as mutes?" Jarett asked, trying to imagine life as a mute animal, unable to properly communicate with others.

"You misunderstand. Those who come here are generally tired of the world, exhausted from speaking to those who don't care. Nobody is forced to stay here. They choose their path and most will stick to it." Shinda stated.

"What happens to those who tire of the life here?" Jarett inquired.

"If a deer feels like his time is up, he'll leave. He'll go to the edge. But, that's up to every deer himself. There is no threat, no harm, no violence in the Forest. It's somewhat like paradise for those who the world has wronged."

"The edge..." Jarett muttered to himself. The words themselves felt like something unnatural, especially in a place called the Endless Forest. He then got back to the primary subject "So, why can you talk to me?"

"Right. So, you are not a fawn."

Jarett raised an eyebrow at such a statement. "Yeah...?"

"You were not received by Mother Doe. Generally, if a deer happens to stumble upon Mother teaching a fawn, it will stay away. I happened to walk past you and you didn't have Mother tending to you, so I walked closer. Suddenly, I found that I was able to speak your tongue.

Immediately as Jarett had gotten the question past his lips, he clamped his jaws shut, already regretting his words. There was no telling what the deer would be capable of if she got enraged.

The deer, however, seemed only amused, and Jarett would think he had dreamed this if he hadn't seen the beast's lips move in a slight chuckle.

"And... this would be a place only found in fairy tales?" she inquired, throwing her antlers back as if emphasizing on the whole land.

"I... I must be dreaming! This is a lucid dream!" Jarett's shoulders slumped and he desperately tried to assure himself that he would soon wake up from this.

"If this is a dream, shouldn't you wake up yet?" the deer questioned. Jarett admitted that she had a point. No Dream would feel this real... the cold reality his his mind and the man had nothing left to do but accept the fact that he was, indeed, awake and in the Endless Forest, as this deer claimed.

When the first shock passed, Jarett found himself almost... giddy, excited. Oh, well, might as well make the best of this chance. he thought to himself, before standing up again and flashing his best charming smile to the deer.

"We got off on the wrong fo- er, hoof. I'm Jarett." he introduced himself, offering a slight bow as a means of politeness.

"..." the deer remained silent. Jarett was unsure if he should continue speaking or allow her to put forth her own name. Maybe she didn't have a name?

"Do you have a name? It would be perplexing to always call you 'deer' or 'beast'." he prompted, in his mind adding If we are going to interact in the future, that is...

At his words, the deer finally showed some reaction. It was nothing short of a mild I-don't-feel-emotions kind of reaction. At least Jarett had elicited an answer form her.

"I don't have a name." she simply stated.