Tiên blushed a little more when she had petted him, now usually that could be seen as patronising, but Tiên - surprising himself as well - didn't mind it at all. It was mostly like due to growing up around animals, but even then it was still common for people to be offended by it. Yet, what made Tiên happier was that the girl had agreed to helping him out, the only thing that Tiên had to try not to do was cling to Rishi.
"Thank you... Rishi."It was a quiet thank you and he hoped she heard it, but he still smiled softly at her words. She had called him a friend, and that was all he needed to hear right now. If he went home to Sin, he could easily now prove to his parents, that staying in the woodlands, did not diverge him from making friends. Yes, it took a few misunderstandings, but he still made a friend.
Tiên watched her as she began to think of something, he was curious to what she was suddenly thinking so hard on, but decided to wait until she had finished, and possibly spoke her thoughts aloud. Something that Tiên hated doing. He really wondered how people could do it. When the girl had finished thinking, Rishi soon announced that he should treat people the same way as he treats the animals of the forest. With love and care.
Though Tiên knew for a fact that not all humans should be treated with love and affection. Plus he spoke to the animals in Sinese, and he really didn't think that people of this country would know Sinese quite as well as he did.
"I... Tend to speak in Sinese... When talking to animals... I don't... Think people know Sinese here..." It was murmured as he stared at the girl with a blank face.
"Plus... I don't think everyone should be treated the way I treat animals..."Thinking a little himself, he crossed his arms over his chest, in a relaxed posture, before frowning a little. He didn't know this language completely, and only knew words he had picked up when walking around Magnolia, or talking to Rishi. So how would he converse with people, and not slip into Sinese.