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Not much changed when the nose touched him. Although the pup liked the touch, for it was soft and warm like the fur that he was laying against, and it rescued him from the harsh pressure of the air around him if not only for a moment, there was no visible outer change when he was touched. He just remained there, silent and un-moving, while he was touched. The words spoken did not get through to him.

Only when the nose would disappear again, when it would stop touching him, the pup would squeal out again for a moment, before falling silent; screaming for the good feeling to return again. For even though the pup was small and fragile, and remained silent most of the time, he knew well what he liked and did not like.