They repeated the process again, with the woman using her symbols on the ground. Duskbreaker was completely enamoured with it. It was like reading the stars and their stories, but instead, using these symbols. Drawings on the ground were not completely foreign to him, and the symbols were a known thing, but he was never exposed to them directly. The stars were considered more important, but he saw much potential in what was before him.

As he stared at the symbols and put the puzzle together, he felt the gentle touch of her booping his shoulder. He freezes, fur standing on edge. Molten eyes darted towards her, but it appeared to have been a boop of confidence. He nodded, feeling now that both of their eyes were on the same star.

”Vi….Vi,” he says while pointing from Vireya’s name to Devika’s name. ”Rey…rey…ey…St ar, ar…ah…Vireya…ah…” he sounds out the letters, then looking to his own name. ”Break…k…kah…” he ruffles his brows, making an attempt at combining it all together. ”D….eyy…vi…k….kah?” he questions, turning towards the woman to see if he was anywhere near correct. His ears were erect, eyes wide and hopeful. Somehow, the silence around them did not bother him. It did not seem to even exist. The communication filled the air, even if it was without sound.