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1、Topils Slovirua Avilros 少女Emm

　　Topils Slovirua Avilros

　　Another school day. Just like before.
　　Emma was on the way home. She wasn’t happy. She was taking an “egg” home. A big, red one. On her test paper. Her parents would be furious.
　　Looking up, Emma saw a bird flying by. She was envious. She wanted to fly freely like it.
　　However, of course, she couldn’t. She knew that.
　　During the biology lesson that day, which was about birds, the teacher, Ms. Montgomery, asked for a volunteer to flap arms with wings attached to them, seeing if a human could fly that way. Few students wanted to be the volunteer, because they knew that humans can’t fly that way.
　　“This is silly. We’re teens, not toddlers.” Charlotte, one of the students, whispered.
　　Emma didn’t think so. Flying! Isn’t that one of humans’ oldest dreams? Shouldn’t they try, even just once?
　　Emma voluteered. Ms. Montgomery attached a wing on each of Emma’s arm, and then let her flap.
　　Emma flapped hard. Really hard. She wondered if her arms were breaking. However, she didn’t ascend even an inch.
　　Charlotte couldn’t help but laughed out loud.
　　Charlotte wasn’t bad at study - at least much better than Emma - but she was super annoying. She liked to wear beautiful dresses to the school and show them off to others even though students should wear uniforms according to the school rules. She liked to laugh at “bad” students like Emma.
　　“Be quiet!” Ms. Montgomery said firmly. “This is not silly. Flying is one of humans’ oldest dreams.”
　　Ms. Montgomery was Emma’s favorite teacher. She always encouraged the students to try and never laughed at them.
　　After letting Emma go back to her seat, Ms. Montgomery began to explain why humans can’t fly that way. Boring. No, not just boring. Dream-crushing.
　　After all, Ms. Montgomery was a teacher. She had to do what a teacher was meant to do.
　　The “egg” was also from Ms. Montgomery. Emma begged her not to do so, but Ms. Montgomery shook her head and handed the test paper to Emma, insisting that was what she should get.
　　Finally, Emma was home. As soon as she stepped into the yard, Buddy, her pet, ran to her and nuzzled her with his little head.
　　Buddy was Emma’s best friend. Not one of. The only. Nobody else could truly understand Emma. Not even her parents. Not even Ms. Montgomery. He always had seemed to know exactly what she want, even when she didn’t say a word. That time, Buddy also understood Emma rightly - deep down, she did want to play with him.
　　However, Emma genuinely couldn’t play with Buddy then. She needed to hide her test paper before her parents see it.
　　Emma patted Buddy’s head, told him to wait, and looked around desperately for a hiding spot. Then, Buddy pointed to the shed in the yard with his paw.
　　Seeing that, A thought struck Emma.
　　Emma’s parents had had a long time without even open the shed. It seemed to be a good idea to hide her test paper there.
　　After the first thought, Emma was surprised. How could Buddy have this idea? He had always been clever, indeed, but he was an animal after all!
　　However, Emma didn’t have much time to think about that. With her test paper, she went into the shed.
　　Dizzy.
　　Really, really dizzy. Emma couldn’t even open her eyes.
　　When finally being able to see again, Emma found herself on a boundless plain, colorful flowers everywhere. The test paper was nowhere to be seen. Instead of the dull school uniform, which had made her a sack but her parents asked her to wear according to the school rules, she was in a gorgeous gown, a sparkling tiara sitting on her head.
　　She wasn’t scared. She was delighted. She knew that she was in Topsloveem, and she was the princess of that country. She didn’t know how she knew that. Not the gown. Not the tiara. Something deeper. Something even she herself didn’t know what it was.
　　Emma hit the road. She knew which direction she should go. She was going to find the king and queen of Topsloveem, her parents there. She knew that was what she was meant to do.
　　Finally, Emma saw the palace, Topsloveel. She knew that was what the palace was called.
　　Several guards stopped her in front of Topsloveel’s gate. One of them asked, “od im rub?”
　　Emma knew what he meant. He meant “who are you”. “od” meant “you”, “im” meant “are”, and “rub” meant “who”. Wasn’t that obvious? Well, at least for her, it was. She knew that was Topslovo, the language used in Topsloveem.
　　“bo im Slovirua Avilros.” Emma answered. She knew that in Topslovo, that was how to say “I am princess Avilros”. “bo” meant “I”, “im” meant “am”, “Slovirua” meant “princess”, and “Avilros” was her Topslovo name.
　　She loved that. Wasn’t it nice to use the same word for “are” and “am”? After all, in English, they were also just inflected forms of the same word, “be”! Didn’t “Slovirua” sound great? Like, well, something ancient. Something she hadn’t know yet. Wasn’t “Avilros” much better than “Emma”? “Emma” sounded mundane. Actually, it was perfect for her before she came to Topsloveem, because she was mundane then. But since she was the princess of Topsloveem, she was no longer mundane, so didn’t she deserve a cooler name?
　　Hearing Emma’s, well, Avilros’s answer, the guards whispered in amazement. Finally, one of them asked, “od af eemb ke?”
　　What he asked was, obviously, “where did you come from”. “af” meant “from”, “eemb” meant “where”, and “ke” meant “come”. No “did”. Wasn’t it nice? At least Avilros thought so - “did” didn’t really mean anything in that sentence!
　　“Alclaeem.” Avilros meant the world she lived in before she came to Topsloveem, the mundane world with the school, Charlotte, and the “egg” on her test paper. “Alclaeem” was how people in Topsloveem called that world.
　　“od aub ke?” The guard meant “how did you come”. “aub” meant “how”.
　　“bo ek vu eelch, ruf ololo, ke Topsloveem.” Avilros meant “I went into a shed, felt dizzy, and came to Topsloveem”. “ek” meant “go”, “vu” meant “in” or “into”, “eelch” meant “shed”, “ruf” meant “feel”, and “ololo” meant “dizzy”. No “a”. No “and”. No “to”. No past tense. Wasn’t it nice?
　　Hearing Avilros’s answer, the guards were over the moon, hailing, “Topils Slovirua Avilros vu Ofima!”
　　“Ofima” meant “prophecy”. “Topils”, well, it meant “dragon rider”, specifically, “female rider whose dragon is male”. That was so long in English, wasn’t it? But in Topslovo, it was just one word! Avilros knew that there were more than one word specifically for dragon riding in Topslovo, because in Topsloveem, dragon riding was really, really important.
　　How amazing - Avilros was in a prophecy, and according to it, she was going to ride a dragon!
　　A dragon would be able to fly, wouldn’t it? If Avilros could ride it, she’d fly! She’d be on a majestic creature, truly flying in the vast sky, not flipping useless, disappointing wings in a stuffy classroom!
　　The guards led Avilros into Topsloveel.
　　In the grand hall, the king, Dolugot, in a magnificent robe and a gold crown, was sitting on a majestic throne. The queen, Masilos, beside him, was in a gorgeous gown and a sparkling tiara, just like Avilros’s ones.
　　Strangely, Dolugot was like Robert, Avilros’s dad in Alclaeem, and Masilos was like Jenny, Avilros’s mom in Alclaeem. Not looked like. Felt like.
　　“bo lil ruruas,” Masilos, smiling gently to Avilros, said, “rudiru Ofimaru ele?”
　　“bo” meant “my”. “lil” meant “dear”. “ruruas” meant “daughter”. “rudiru” meant “meet”. “Ofimaru” meant “prophet”. “ele” meant “now”. She was asking if right then, Avilros would like to meet the prophet who prophesied her to be the dragon rider princess.
　　Avilros nodded. To be honest, she’d rather meet the dragon she was going to ride first, but she chose to obey her mother.
　　A guard ran out of the hall and, after a while, came back with the prophetess, Ofinas.
　　Strangely, Ofinas was like Ms. Montgomery. Not looked like. Felt like.
　　“Topaguk im zizi vu eelch. ixi od ju zia op.” “Topaguk” meant “dragon”, specifically, “male dragon”. “zizi” meant “sleep”. “ixi” meant “only”. “ju” meant “can”. “zia” meant “wake”. “op” meant “him”. Ofinas meant that the dragon was sleeping in a shed, and only Avilros could wake him up.
　　Ofinas told Avilros that, to wake the dragon up, she must have taken off her tiara and gown, and put on an outfit specially for that, which would also be her dragon riding outfit later.
　　When Avilros saw the outfit, she was surprisedly disappointed. Really, the outfit was surprisingly disappointing. She was sure that it would make her a sack as soon as she put it on. As the dragon rider princess, didn’t she deserve something prettier?
　　Avilros begged Ofinas to let her wear something else - actually, anything else, since she didn’t think there’d be anything worse than it, but Ofinas shook her head and handed the outfit to Avilros, insisting that was what she should wear.
　　After all, Ofinas was a prophet. She had to do what a prophet was meant to do. Dolugot told Avilros so. Masilos also nodded.
　　Well, riding a dragon as a sack would still be better than no dragon at all.
　　As a sack, Avilros went to the shed, which was in the royal garden, alone, because according to the prophecy, there should only be the princess and the dragon.
　　With her heart racing, Avilros opened the door. She saw the majestic creature - giant, steel blue, sleeping soundly.
　　“Xeropau,” Avilros whispered, “Xeropau, zia.” She knew that the dragon’s name was Xeropau.
　　Xeropau gave a sleepy, lazy yawn, his eyes still closed.
　　“bo im Topils Slovirua Avilros vu Ofima!”
　　Xeropau opened his eyes, which were as large as plates. He sat up. He stretched a huge claw, like a pet stretching a paw to shake hands with a human.
　　Avilros stretched a hand, reaching Xeropau’s claw. Xeropau nuzzled her with his massive head.
　　Avilros led Xeropau out of the shed. Xeropau was over the moon. He rolled on the grass, showing his tummy. He chased a butterfly until it disappeared. Then, he came back to Avilros, a branch in his mouth.
　　Avilros understood that meant he wanted to play fetch with her, because Buddy had always behaved that way. Xeropau was like Buddy. He was also a pet, just a slightly bigger one.
　　To be honest, Avilros didn’t feel like playing fetch. She wanted to mount Xeropau and fly into the vast sky as soon as possible. However, Xeropau was so, well, cute, that Avilros couldn’t refuse him.
　　They played for a long time. Maybe one hour? Or two? Well, in Topsloveem, time might be different from that in Alclaeem. Finally, Xeropau lowered his body in front of Avilros.
　　Avilros was over the moon. She carefully stepped out, mounting Xeropau. When Avilros sat tight, Xeropau stretched his powerful wings.
　　Amazing.
　　Really, really amazing. Avilros had never experienced anything as wonderful as that.
　　As they left the ground, everything shrank. An endless plain, with colorful flowers, stretched to the horizon, so beautiful that no words could possibly describe it. The wind howled by faster and faster, blowing all messy trivial worries away.
　　Her hair and clothes were dancing in the wind, wildly and joyfully. No wonder she must have taken off her tiara and gown and put on such an outfit - otherwise, she’d be too busy worrying about the mess to enjoy the sky. A sack, on the other hand, didn’t deserve worrying.
　　Avilros had never been so free. In the vast sky with nobody else, she could do anything she wanted to do. Anything. She soared. She dived. Xeropau cooperated perfectly. She hummed Let it Go. It came out off-key, but then what? Nobody would hear. Well, maybe except Xeropau, but he didn’t care.
　　Dolugot, Masilos, and Ofinas came out to see how Avilros did. They were amazed. They could hardly believe their eyes. How could someone who had never seen a dragon before fly so well for the first time?
　　Since Avilros already flew so well, the three people agreed, it was time to train her further.
　　“Avilros, ij poee, ofimj ‘Olihohu’!” yelled Masilos.
　　Though Avilros was high away in the sky, and the wind was howling, she still heard, maybe because of some magic. “ij” meant “point”. “poee” meant “forward”. “ofimj” meant “say”. “Olihohu” meant, well, Avilros hadn’t know this one yet. But what she knew was enough for her to do what her mother asked her to do.
　　Avilros, carefully taking one hand off to point forward, yelled, “Olihohu!” Xeropau took a deep breath and breathed fire. Well, “Olihohu” turned out to mean “dragonfire”.
　　Avilros was excited. That was great, she thought, they could have a barbecue with that. She wondered if meat roasted with dragonfire would taste better than meat roasted with ordinary fire.
　　Dolugot rose his hand, conjuring several birds. “zil omu!”
　　“zil” meant “burn”. “omu” meant “them”. Burn such cute birds? Avilros didn’t have the heart to do so.
　　Xeropau roared, as if he wanted to say something. Hearing that, Dolugot yelled, “omu imux tas jaiz. omu idlux aiz.”
　　“imux” meant “aren’t”. “tas” meant “real”. “jaiz” meant “animal”. “idlux” meant “haven’t”. “aiz” meant “life”. Well, since they weren’t real animals and hadn’t lives, it would be OK to burn them.
　　“Olihohu!” Avilros pointed to the birds and yelled. With a blast of fire, the birds fell toward the ground.
　　Avilros dived to catch the birds, only to catch several lumps of charcoal.
　　Avilros wondered if fake birds conjured with magic could be eaten. If they could, it would be a pity to have carbonized them, so that they couldn’t be eaten anymore.
　　Dolugot conjured several birds again. That time, when Avilros commanded Xeropau to breath fire, the fire he breathed was far milder.
　　Avilros dived to catch the falling birds. They weren’t carbonized. The were roasted. They smelled so appetizing that she drooled, and so did Xeropau.
　　Avilros landed with the birds, asking if Dolugot, Masilos, and Ofinas wanted to eat some. After some further processing in the royal kitchen, the four people, and a dragon, ate the birds in the royal garden. It tasted better than anything Avilros had eaten.
　　Dolugot told Avilros that, though it was OK to occasionally use dragonfire to roast some food, she wasn’t meant to just do so.
　　“ov xix ke beem.” Masilos turned to him, “vivux bomu laj ov lo?”
　　“ov” meant “she” or “her”. “xix” meant “just”. “beem” meant “here”. “vivux” meant “shouldn’t”. “bomu” meant “we”. “laj” meant “give”. “lo” meant “time”. Masilos meant that since Avilros had just came to Topsloveem, she shouldn’t be pressed too much.
　　“nu ulweqO ke!” cried Dolugot, “ov viv jux ho!”
　　“nu” meant “but”. “viv” meant “should”. “jux” meant “fight”. “ho” meant “it”. “ulweqO” meant, well, Avilros hadn’t know this one yet. But what she knew was enough - something would come, and she was meant to fight it.
　　Avilros wasn’t scared. She was thrilled. Think of that - she was going to defeat the villain and be the hero!
　　During the following days, Avilros trained with Xeropau every day. Avilros was looking forward to the combat with ulweqO, but Dolugot, Masilos, Ofinas, and even Xeropau didn’t look happy.
　　Avilros didn’t know why. Were they worried about ulweqO? But with a fire-breathing dragon and a prophecy declaring her a hero, how could she lose to it? Or did they think that she wasn’t training hard enough? But she was training really, really hard - she had never done anything so hard, not even when she studied for an oncoming exam!
　　Finally, Avilros asked.
　　“bo lil ruruas,” Masilos sighed, “od evin Topsloveem?” “evin” meant “love”. Masilos was asking her if she loved Topsloveem.
　　Avilros nodded. Of course, she loved Topsloveem. There were loving parents, a friendly prophet, and a dragon who could take her to the sky, all of which much better than Alclaeem.
　　Masilos sighed again.
　　Avilros was confused. Why was her mother sighing? What was there to sigh about? She asked.
　　Masilos, sighing, told Avilros that, according to the prophecy, as soon as ulweqO was defeated, she must have been sent back to Alclaeem.
　　Avilros could hardly believe her ears. When she defeated the villain and became the hero, the “reward” would be going back to the mundane world with the school, Charlotte, and the “egg” on her test paper?
　　Since so, why would she fight? She could just refuse to fight, so that she could stay in Topslovo!
　　In the following days, Avilros ceased to train hard. She just wandered around with Xeropau, on the ground or in the sky. However, she noticed that Dolugot, Masilos, and Ofinas looked even more unhappy.
　　Avilros knew that they expect her to train and fight. She didn’t want to disappoint them. However, she also didn’t want to go back to the mundane world with the school, Charlotte, and the “egg” on her test paper.
　　Strangely, the days were becoming shorter and shorter, and the nights were becoming longer and longer. It was only May, when days should still be becoming longer! Well, in Topsloveem, time might be different from that in Alclaeem, but it just felt wrong. The plain, which used to stretch to the horizon with colorful flowers, also became withered and yellow.
　　One day, when Avilros wanted to fly, Xeropau refused.
　　Maybe he wanted to play fetch. Thinking so, Avilros picked up a branch and threw it. However, Xeropau didn’t fetch it, and he looked unhappy.
　　At that time. Ofinas came to Avilros. “Slovirua, bo ni od ofimj.”
　　“ni” meant “and”. “ofimj” meant “talk”. Ofinas meant that she and Avilros should talk something.
　　Avilros was nervous. Would Ofinas be furious at her? Would she be punished? She nodded nervously.
　　Ofinas told Avilros that, if she didn’t defeat ulweqO, after some time, Topsloveem would be under its control, which definitely wouldn’t be good. However, Avilros had the right to choose not to fight, because a dragon rider in a prophecy couldn’t be forced.
　　Avilros hesitated. She still didn’t want to go back to Alclaeem, but she also didn’t want Topsloveem, her kingdom, her favorite place, to be under a villain’s control.
　　In the following days, Avilros was keeping hesitating.
　　Xeropau was still keeping refusing to be ridden, but for Avilros, Topsloveem, even without flying, was still better than Alclaeem.
　　One day, Avilros was lying on the meadow in the royal garden, Suddenly, Xeropau, who was curling in the shed, disappointed with and worried about his rider, dashed out and roared.
　　Confused, Avilros opened her eyes to see what happened.
　　She didn’t see anything, but she did hear something - a burst of laughter, which sounded like Charlotte’s.
　　ulweqO. Avilros was sure that was ulweqO.
　　“Hey, you can’t even mount that lizard, can you?” ulweqO sneered, not in Topslovo, but in English.
　　Avilros felt uncomfortable to hear that, but she chose to put up with it. ulweqO turned out to be something shapeless and invisible; she didn’t know what counted as defeating it, which would send her back to Alclaeem. Maybe one wrong move would cause that.
　　Xeropau heard that too, but without Avilros’s command, he couldn’t act.
　　Visibly, the sky was darkening, and the meadow was withering.
　　“You’re not a real princess. You’re just a girl who happens to have a lizard.”
　　Avilros felt uncomfortable, but she chose to put up with it.
　　Xeropau heard that too, but without Avilros’s command, he couldn’t do anything.
　　Visibly, the sky was darkening, and the meadow was withering.
　　“You’d fall into a muddy puddle as soon as you try to fly that lizard.”
　　Avilros felt uncomfortable, but she chose to put up with it.
　　Xeropau heard that too, but without Avilros’s command, he couldn’t do anything.
　　Visibly, the sky was darkening, and the meadow was withering.
　　Seeing Topsloveem, her kingdom, her favorite place, getting ruined, Avilros couldn’t bear that anymore. She mounted Xeropau. Xeropau didn’t refuse. They took off.
　　Avilros hadn’t flown for some time, but soon she was herself again. It was so freeing and empowering that she forgot anything else and just soared, dived, and hummed Let it Go off-key.
　　ulweqO didn’t laugh. It couldn’t laugh.
　　Avilros didn’t notice that the sky was lightening and the meadow was greening.
　　Dolugot, Masilos, and Ofinas came out.
　　Dolugot rose his hand, conjuring several birds.
　　Avilros knew what that meant. She commanded Xeropau to breath fire toward them, precisely and accurately.
　　ulweqO didn’t laugh. It couldn’t laugh.
　　Avilros didn’t notice that the sky was lightening and the meadow was greening.
　　Dolugot took a deep breath, and then conjured a giant eagle.
　　Avilros tried to command Xeropau to breath fire toward it, but it flew too fast and agilely.
　　ulweqO tried to laugh.
　　The eagle flew fast and agilely, but Avilros kept trying to command Xeropau to breath fire toward it.
　　ulweqO failed to laugh.
　　Finally, Avilros succeeded in commanded Xeropau to breath fire toward the eagle, precisely and accurately.
　　ulweqO didn’t laugh. It couldn’t laugh.
　　The sky lightened. The meadow greened. Everying was normal and beautiful again.
　　Avilros noticed that. She was happy.
　　“bo lil ruruas,” Masilos sighed. “bo anj od evin Topsloveem.”
　　“anj” meant “know”. She meant she knew that Avilros loved Topsloveem.
　　Avilros’s heart sunk. Did she just defeated ulweqO? If so...
　　“mi, bi, Ofinas,” Avilros cried, “bo onjux ek un Alclaeem!”
　　“mi” meant “mom”. “bi” meant “dad”. “onjux” meant “don’t want”. “un” meant “back”.
　　Avilros really, really didn’t want to go back to Alclaeem, the mundane world with the school, Charlotte, and the “egg” on her test paper.
　　Dolugot, Masilos, and Ofinas looked at each others.
　　“Oviru, Oparu, Ofimaru,” Avilros cried again, “bo onj kek beem!”
　　“Oviru” meant “mother”. “Oparu” meant “father”. “onj” meant “want”. “kek” meant “stay”.
　　Avilros really, really wanted to stay in Topsloveem. There were loving parents, a friendly prophet, and a dragon who could take her to the sky, all of which much better than Alclaeem.
　　Masilos looked at Avilros. “My dear daughter, you’re brave. You can defeat even ulweqO. You don’t need to be afraid of those things in Alclaeem.” She said, not in Topslovo, but in English.
　　Avilros cried. Then she nodded.
　　Ofinas added, “When you really, really want to come back here, you will.”
　　The four people, and a dragon, ate the roasted birds in the royal garden. Xeropau played fetch with Avilros, and then took her to the vast sky.
　　Finally, Avilros went into the shed.
　　Dizzy. Really, really dizzy. Avilros couldn’t even open her eyes. When finally being able to see again, Avilros found herself at home.
　　“Emma,” said Jenny, “Ms. Montgomery says that though you didn’t do well in the test, you are good. She says that you volunteered for the lesson when nobody else wanted to.”
　　Avilros, well, Emma, smiled. The “egg” turned out not to be that awful.
　　Emma went to school, just like before.
　　She felt good about her uniform. It might not be beautiful, but it was practical for a student. She noticed that Charlotte, on the other hand, was always worrying about her dresses.
　　She worked hard. Anyway, since she could defeat even ulweqO, how could several biology questions or math puzzles defeat her?
　　Charlotte still laughed at Emma. Emma just kept working hard. Some time later, Charlotte ceased to laugh at Emma, because that ceased to be funny.
　　When Emma really, really missed Dolugot, Masilos, Ofinas, and Xeropau, she went back to Topsloveem, not through the shed, but in her dreams. She flew on Xeropau, roasted birds conjured by Dolugot, and then ate them with all her dearest. When she waked up, she knew that those were not just dreams.
　　Now, Emma is already an □□. She hasn’t been back to Topsloveem for a long time, but that’s fine, because her life in Alclaeem is good too. She has a son, Harry. Emma has told Harry about Topsloveem. Maybe some day Harry will also go there. He may become a “Slovilt”, which means “male rider whose dragon is female” in Topslovo, since he is a boy, and his pet, Nana, is female. And then, he will come back, stronger and tougher.

　　Topslovo:

　　Words:

　　bi (dad)
　　mi (mom)
　　Oparu (father)
　　Oviru (mother)
　　Topaguk (male dragon)
　　Sloviri (female dragon)
　　Toparu (king/prince consort)
　　Toparua (prince)
　　Sloviru (queen)
　　Slovirua (princess)
　　Topslov (dragon/royal)
　　Topsloveem (the fantasy country that Emma enters)
　　Topsloveel (the royal palace of Topsloveem)
　　Topslovo (the language used in Topsloveem)
　　Alclaeem (Earth)
　　Alclao (English)
　　ruru (person, especially young/middle-aged □□)
　　rurut (man)
　　rurus (woman)
　　ruruc (old person)
　　rurua (child)
　　ruruta (boy)
　　rurusa (girl)
　　ruruat (son)
　　ruruas (daughter)
　　wuwu (baby/cry)
　　wuwun (tear)
　　wuwua (fetus)
　　wuami/wuaviru (pregnant woman)
　　mij/viruj (give birth to)
　　ofim (words)
　　ofimj (speak/say/talk/tell)
　　Ofima (prophecy)
　　Ofimaj (prophesy)
　　Ofimaru (prophet)
　　bid (of)
　　vu (in/into)
　　il (on/onto)
　　li (under)
　　lil (dear)
　　Topilt (male rider whose dragon is male)
　　Topils (female rider whose dragon is male)
　　Slovilt (male rider whose dragon is female)
　　Slovils (female rider whose dragon is female)
　　Topslovil (dragon rider)
　　Shar (fly)
　　Sharn (sky)
　　har (over/above)
　　rah (below)
　　po (mouth)
　　poj (eat/drink)
　　cla (the future)
　　alc (the past)
　　ele (now)
　　bo (I/me/my/mine)
　　od (you/your/yours, singular)
　　op (he/him/his)
　　ov (she/her/hers)
　　oi (he or she/him or her/his or her/his or hers, used when the gender isn’t known)
　　ho (it/its)
　　bomu (we/us/our/ours)
　　odmu (you/your/yours, plural)
　　omu (they/them/their/theirs)
　　im (be/inflected forms of “be”)
　　hoho (thing/object)
　　lo (time)
　　heem (place)
　　rub (who)
　　hob (what)
　　lob (when)
　　eemb (where)
　　aub (how)
　　aib (why)
　　aubn (method/way)
　　aibn (reason)
　　ke (come)
　　ek (go)
　　eke (walk)
　　eekee (run)
　　kek (stay)
　　af (from)
　　fa (to)
　　eelch (shed)
　　ruf (feel)
　　ololo (dizzy)
　　beem (here)
　　peem (there)
　　omo (see/look)
　　ni (and)
　　enj (think)
　　onj (want)
　　anj (know)
　　rudiru (meet)
　　zizi (sleep)
　　zia (wake)
　　ixi (only)
　　ju (can)
　　viv (should)
　　ij (point)
　　poee (forward/front)
　　hohu (fire)
　　Olihohu (dragonfire)
　　zil (burn)
　　idl (have)
　　aiz (life)
　　tas (real/true)
　　sat (fake/false)
　　jaiz (animal)
　　laiz (plant)
　　xix (just)
　　laj (give)
　　nu (but)
　　un (back)
　　jux (fight)
　　evin (love)

　　Affixes:

　　-a (will)
　　-c (used to)
　　-t (male)
　　-s (female)
　　-ru (person)
　　-eem (place)
　　-eel (building)
　　-o (language)
　　-j (verb)
　　-n (noun)
　　-mu (plural)
　　-b (interrogation)
　　-ex (big)
　　-ch (small)
　　-ux (no/not)