Aaron sighed to himself mentally. All this time, it was a Lore. If only he had known earlier. If only he had spoken to someone earlier. He could have gotten proper training when he was younger. It would have made his whole life different. Would he have been happier? He wasn't too sure, but it would have definitely been better to know that animals were talking to you than spirits. The fear wouldn't have been there. Fear of spirits, ghosts and being crazy. He wondered how his parents would have taken to it. He was their only son and maybe having a Lorist son would have changed them a little. Would it have made them spoil him more? He wasn't sure how that could have worked. They had already spoiled him so much he could remember his room being full of toys and other useless junk.

He shook his head as if still disbelieving the fact that he had a Lore. However, he wasn't. He was thinking about all the things he could now do with his new Lore, which wasn't much. Though, of course, he wasn't regretting having a Lore. It was just, listening to animals didn't have any helpful point as a counselor. Maybe he was getting too greedy and ungrateful now. He should just be happy with what he got. This didn't mean he had forgotten the fact that he had no idea where his Lore came from. He knew his parents and his grandparents didn't have Lores. He was sure his extended family didn't either. So, why did he possess one? He realized he would have to ask his parents later, maybe send them an owl. The Christmas holidays would be a good time for telling them all about his newfound ability.

Aaron nodded appreciatively as she spoke. "Thanks, I'll definitely look to you when I have any questions but only if I'm really stumped," he said with a smile, every inch of his body was soaking wet. He laughed a little and ran his hands through his already wet hair. "I really appreciate your help, Aaliyah. I would have lived the rest of my life thinking I was going insane, too afraid to tell anyone in case I was thrown in an aslyum," he said with a grin and realized that she had also gotten wet. Feeling a little guilty, he decided that it was best she get back inside before she got sick. "You should go inside. You don't want to catch a cold," he said, gesturing toward the school. Maybe he should stay a little longer. Experiment a little with his new Lore. Though he wasn't sure they would still be out at this time.