[ Scott has the right of it. Drawing the birds away on two fronts should give them the best odds of success. As for his question, Dion's first answer is a thoughtful hum. What would be useful in this situation for those unfamiliar with chocobos? ]
The one with the colorful plumage is the leader. If he is alarmed, the others will be as well. He is the most likely to become aggressive if approached carelessly.
[ He picks up one of the greens, holding it up on his palm. ]
But he will be no less enticed by these than his flock. Slow movements and calm will avail us with these in-hand.
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[ Scott has the right of it. Drawing the birds away on two fronts should give them the best odds of success. As for his question, Dion's first answer is a thoughtful hum. What would be useful in this situation for those unfamiliar with chocobos? ]
The one with the colorful plumage is the leader. If he is alarmed, the others will be as well. He is the most likely to become aggressive if approached carelessly.
[ He picks up one of the greens, holding it up on his palm. ]
But he will be no less enticed by these than his flock. Slow movements and calm will avail us with these in-hand.