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The textbox dialogue when players interact with Vaeros:

Please excuse our mess, <name>. The whelps have learned how to unpack their own toys, but putting them away is another challenge entirely.

Players can then ask, "Do you know any interesting facts about whelp rearing?", and Vaeros will respond with one of the following:

When whelps are teething, it is preferred to let them gnaw on a piece of leather or bone.

One can use particularly dense tree bark or cloth in a pinch, but most whelps can't stand the taste.

Most of a whelp's diet consists of cooked meat and eggs, cut into small pieces.

When they are a bit older, they can add insects, bones, and small crustaceans to their diets as a crunchy treat.

For fussy whelps, or as a reward, honey can be used sparingly as a sweetener.

Whelps shed their scales more frequently when they are young and gradually shed less as they mature.

As such, they have more tender spots than older drakes and need to be kept from playing too rambunctiously with each other.

Whelps who are too feisty should have their claws trimmed regularly.

It's important to provide a variety of activities for growing whelps to develop their fine motor skills.

Taking off gracefully, landing with precision, and maintaining elevation in flight all require practice.

Games are used to make it feel a bit more enjoyable, plus they love to race each other.

Vaéros <Directeur de la nourricerie>

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