King Elk Forest Nature at it's Finest

delight doesn't quite know if he finds kota's vagueness an endearing trait or a frustrating one, but either way, a tiny shiver of relief runs through him (he likes history, the preservation of things before it's too late - fiction isn't his forte though he also recognizes its importance). "cool," the nénar says, glancing up at the sky and back, then says, "tell me one." on anyone else it'd probably be a nice question, but delight turns it a little demanding without meaning to - and there's no real weight behind it, just that he wants to know, he likes knowing things. he thinks about this and adds: "i can tell you a story in return if you'd like," though his are less 'stories' and more 'these are the facts of mato's life and tindómë, which are you interested in'.