[The drones sway and murmur to each other; careful attention will reveal that rather than saying anything of substance they're going 'rhubarb', like extras in a crowd scene.
Alloran's eyes widen, which is a reaction humans and Andalites have in common, and he feels his throat constrict, which is not. He does not really know how to handle sympathy, except to ignore it. A human body responds differently to emotion though? It gets impaired and makes speech difficult. So, he switches to thought-speech, which is still available to him in human morph.
It doesn't quite 'sound' like the human voice he's been using, but it's got the same kind of cadence, and seems to be sourceless.]
<You may take over for a moment. They can hear me sing, but not speak unless I use a mouth.>
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Alloran's eyes widen, which is a reaction humans and Andalites have in common, and he feels his throat constrict, which is not. He does not really know how to handle sympathy, except to ignore it. A human body responds differently to emotion though? It gets impaired and makes speech difficult. So, he switches to thought-speech, which is still available to him in human morph.
It doesn't quite 'sound' like the human voice he's been using, but it's got the same kind of cadence, and seems to be sourceless.]
<You may take over for a moment. They can hear me sing, but not speak unless I use a mouth.>