These two eggs shake violently when separated.
當這兩隻蛋分開時會劇烈地抖動。
These little ones are born in pairs. They are cheeky young hatchlings, flitting about the castle curiously. Despite everyone's best efforts, no one can keep them out of the quieter rooms, such as classrooms or the libraries. Somehow, a window is always left open somewhere, allowing these curious birds entry. Agaori will play with any human or creature who is willing, be it a dragon or a small mouse.They persuade other creatures to share in their play by transferring their own emotions to them. Even the most regal, sad, or violent creatures will join in a romp when the agaori want them to.
這兩隻小傢伙是天生一對的。他們都露出年輕幼鳥的表情,既是飛來飛去又是充滿好奇心。儘管每個人都盡了最大努力,都沒有人能保持牠們的房間安靜,吵得像待在教室或圖書館裏。不知道怎樣的,窗口總是敞開的,讓這些好奇的鳥進來。無論是龍還是老鼠,黑牡丹情侶鸚鵡都願意與任何人類或動物玩耍。他們通過表達自己的情緒來說服其他生物,令牠們讓小傢伙加入。即使那些獸王,傷心欲絕,或暴力的生物都會因為情侶鸚鵡而變得歡蹦亂跳。
Agaori birds are most easily recognizable due to their methods of travel. There are usually a hundred or more of them grouped together, and the birds are paired off in twos of fours within the group. These are highly social companions, and are extremely sweet towards one another. Pairs born together have deep bonds, and are almost always cuddling. There are no notable differences between males and females, and tasks are shared evenly between the two. These companions come in a wide array of colors, from bright yellow to green to blue. They match the flowers and plants of the Razan forest. Though some agaori birds will remain at the castle throughout the year, most leave for their homelands when the winter winds begin their approach. In the humid rain forest, bugs and seeds are plentiful year round, and the wild agaori birds welcome these companions happily. Should any of these companions choose wild mates, they will remain in the Razan forest for life, and their magi must travel to them if they have need. These creatures bond easily to their magi, and can be taught many things. Though these companions cannot master human tongue, they are capable of learning hundreds of words. They can mimic human speech quite well, although they do not always use it for good. Agaori hatchlings will chant 'treat, treat, treat' almost endlessly, and even grown agaori will land on food and declare 'mine'. Should their demands not be met, the bird will project their feelings to get whatever they desire. Many an unreasonable action has been blamed on agaori, and magi must be very guarded around them. On the other hand, having many of these birds at a social event can cause quite the festive party. It is important to note that their powers dim the farther away from their twins they are.
