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Elaina noticed it and urged him impatiently, “What is it? Can you read the strange language?” Drake's face turned grim and he replied, “I can read it. This book… It belongs to dragons. In fact it is an ancient book written in ancient dragon language that dates back to the first dragon to ever exist. Learning the language is compulsory for dragon kings while growing up so that is how I know it…” he paused and turned to look at Elaina dead in the eyes. “How did humans get a hold of this? Where did you find this again, Elaina?” he asked.

“You were able to read through the content?” Atariah furrowed her brows in concern. “Was I not supposed to be able to read through?” “The words were written in our ancient language, and you understood them?” She pressed on. Atariah blinked in surprise, she didn’t even realize that, as she had easily read through each page and sentence with no issue. “So?” “It is a Lupine language, still spoken by a few of us around here,” Helga added. “Well, I learned a lot of languages for fun when I was growing up. I didn’t even think this was peculiar to a particular group. So I don’t understand what you two are pointing at.” Atariah said.

I placed it back in the drawer and looked around the place, hoping to find anything. I walked to the library, intrigued to see what Master Abigor was interested in reading. I pulled out the first book that my hands touched and when I looked down at it, it was written in a strange language. The leather covering the book was strong but the pages within were withering and old, falling apart. The pages were covered in this foreign writing. Finding it useless, I placed it back on the shelf before I picked up the next book and found it to be a book written in a different langue. Except this one had pictures in it.

If he had access to books, maybe he could also find out more about this society; and possibly even a way to escape that didn’t involve being thrown out naked and defenseless. “Very well.” K'coba removed a tablet sized screen from the entertainment unit and showed Leroy how to access the menu and start the lessons. In addition to the screen, a device fastened around his forehead and curved into one ear. Before K'coba handed the screen to Leroy, he paused and added an additional choice. “The red menu is for the language used by the Imperial House… it is probably the most universal.” He gazed at Leroy thoughtfully for a moment. “The blue menu is for Albaza. Albaza is Almighty Xcott's native lan

The words landed in my head with a meaning attached, fully formed, like something I'd always known and hadn't accessed until now. ‘The pack sees.’ "What does this mean?" I asked. Kai looked at the token. "The pack sees." "I know what it means." I turned to him. "I don't know how I know what it means. What language is that?" He took the token off the tree and put it in his jacket pocket. "Old pack dialect." "Why do I know it?" He looked at me for a moment. "You're probably tired. We should keep moving." "Kai—"

He had to admit that Ginokuniya Bookstore was a very great bookstore and based on his understanding it should be the biggest bookstore chain in Japan. The staff only bowed his head slightly, smiled, and left. Monica had to admit that the service was very good, but he didn't waste his time anymore and checked the books about tax and law on the corner, reading its title one by one. The thing that he was glad about was that he had received a "Language Mastery", most of the Japanese words were written with kanji, however, the previous Monica Oga was in his third middle school after all so there were still kanji words that he didn't know.

Liam lifted his head and he saw that someone was Lex. "Stop attacking my brother!" Lex exclaimed in his loud powerful voice that all the black wolf step back upon hearing him speak up. With the look pf Lex face he was glancing at his guards and signal them to back off. While he turned his head to Liam who was in front of him. He smile and said. "Liam, you didn't gave me a notice that you are going to visit me." Lex exclaimed while he was trying to let Lex walk his way to his safe haven.

"Ready to hear it?" She placed the book on the counter and opened it to a page near the back of the tome. Again, I looked at the pages and couldn't make any sense of what was written there in some language I had no familiarity with. Most of the letters looked like a strange combination of old Norse runes and the thick sweeping characters of Sanskrit. I pointed at the book. "You can actually read that?"

she repeated, irritation in her voice. I shot her a look sharp, "It's a book, Grace. Not a bloody sword." "Yet, you’re reading it like a child who stole sweets and doesn’t want to get caught." "Better than you, who probably can’t even read this," I snapped, flipping the page. "It’s sylunthys, not wolf-lore. I wonder how you're going even help when there's a language barrier. You're the last person to ask for help from"

Thankfully, Zen was a fast learner. No, it wasn’t simply thanks to the reincarnation perk that Celine — God, gifted him. Goblins weren’t the smartest monsters. Everyone knew that across every universe. There were no instances when a goblin was depicted as an intelligent or fearsome final boss. Hence, their language reflected this simplicity. Gobo. That was the basis of all words in the goblin tongue. The gamer could understand why the royal scholars rejected the Baron’s research. Even Oritha would be able to figure this out in a matter of two days. It wasn’t very difficult to understand goblin words.