Alejandro knew that one. "Same sign"

That was one good thing about the language that his family liked to use. Although he still couldn't fathom why his family needed their own language.......probably due to how half of hem just were lazy with English.

(Alluki is in essence a warped version of English. Sue me now :p)

Ben smiled. "Let's try this."
He made a few signs, spelling "my name is."


(Insert me being too lazy to look up what those signs actually are)

Lovely. Copied him.

(Lol same)

(thank you! Sorry I was gone for a while, school is getting harder. X3)

"Great! Let's go. Come on, James." Harriette says, jumping up and grabbing James by the arm. She dug her heels into the ground and tried her best to make him get up and part with the book.
"Okay. Let me finish the page..." James says, turning the page of the book. Harriette clears her throat, giving him a pointed glance. "Right. Let's go." He says, and follows Harriette and Sophia, leaving the book behind at the cabin at long last.
"Finally." Harriette says. "You're back in the real world." James gave her a glance.
"Or is this world simply another? Stories could be based off of real life... somewhere?" James says, though he doubted it himself, no matter how much he wished he could believe it. Harriette laughs, patting James's arm.
"Sure." She says, not wanting to break the truth to him. You know, gotta stay young for as long as you can.

(It's alright. I completely understand!)

Sophia laughed softly. "The garden is right this way," she said, turning to walk towards the gardens. "They're called the Celestial Gardens. Harriette, I'll give you a key so you can enter them any time you wish."
Sophia pulled out a small, golden key and summoned a chain. She put the key on the chain and clipped it around Harriette's neck. "James, I'd appreciated it if you could make sure she doesn't lose it," Sophia murmured as she walked past him towards the garden gate.

"Awesome! You're a quick learner! So, any specific words you wanna learn?" Ben looked at Alejandro.

"Thank you, Sophia!" Harriette says with a big grin. Harriette skips along the path sure at one point or another she would find the roses and tulips that needed planting.
James nods and enters the garden with Harriette before stretching his wings and taking to the air, admiring the garden from above while keeping an eye on his sister.

Sophia chuckled. Harriette had passed the flowers. "Harriette, they're back here."
She reached up into the alcove between two trees, where she'd safely stashed the two boxes.
"I didn't want any of the animals in here to get them," she explained.

"Oh, thank you!" Harriette says, turning on her heel and dashing towards her, eager to get planting. "And that sounds smart!"

James lands on a branch to watch the two do their work.

Sophia smiled slightly, grabbing a few of the tulips and walking over to an empty space.
"We had to pull out some old tulips. They died, for the most part. The roses simply didn't look as nice, so I rerooted them and placed them closer to the gate."
She pointed to where roses were twined elegantly along the arch.
A small bluebird fluttered down to Harriete, landing at her feet and singing. Sophia chuckled. "She likes you. That's Hope."