Forgetting his place at the amazement of the main hall just appearing in front of them, he replied, "Possibly; the ruins never looked ancient enough for it to even be a hundred years old, so the magic, if someone had actually placed a spell on it, didn't wear off. So to answer your question, yes, I think they are; it is rather-"
He stopped in mid-sentence after noticing that he had dropped his cover. Strange, he never did that. Racking his mind for a reasonable explanation or distraction, Art stuck his hands into his pockets, "I mean, they're really cool and stuff, you would never find this kind of thing somewhere else. So they are really special."
His eyes rovered to a bug crawling along a dusty windowsill. He sharply pointed at the insect, saying, "There's actually life here! Come! Look!" He dashed to the bug, and stared at it with concentrated eyes. He brought a hand over the little cockaroach, pinched it between his forefinger and thumb, and smashed it into a glop of green guts. Juices fell out underneath it. "Hey, it's dead. Did you see those things fly?"
He then succeeded to wiped his hand on his still white pants.
-Lit
He stopped in mid-sentence after noticing that he had dropped his cover. Strange, he never did that. Racking his mind for a reasonable explanation or distraction, Art stuck his hands into his pockets, "I mean, they're really cool and stuff, you would never find this kind of thing somewhere else. So they are really special."
His eyes rovered to a bug crawling along a dusty windowsill. He sharply pointed at the insect, saying, "There's actually life here! Come! Look!" He dashed to the bug, and stared at it with concentrated eyes. He brought a hand over the little cockaroach, pinched it between his forefinger and thumb, and smashed it into a glop of green guts. Juices fell out underneath it. "Hey, it's dead. Did you see those things fly?"
He then succeeded to wiped his hand on his still white pants.
-Lit