Actaea

“It seems they want to show off something,” Daniyar guessed. “But what could it be?”
Just in case, he politely nodded.

The advisor was terribly bored. To somehow keep the conversation going, he turned to the priest, Fukui:
“Do you have an animal like this: with such an eye, such an ear, such a nose, such a belly, with a thing there, and it taps with its paw, ‘tyrynda-tyry-ryra-ryn-da-da, tyry-ryry-ryn-da-da.’ Do you have something like that?”

The question left the priest stunned. After many attempts to imagine what creature Daniyar meant, Arata gave up.
“I doubt we have anything like that. I would definitely remember. By the way, we just passed a statue of Emperor Li San, the last emperor of Shailion. However, I noticed that this historical monument did not interest you. However, we will soon arrive at the Council’s residence, but first, I want to ask… How do the subjects of your kingdom treat representatives of other cultures? The Council plans to make you an offer for a student exchange program, as well as sign a number of mutually beneficial agreements.