Spyro passes along a letter to Ire from his buddy Noa.
Noa starts that letter by noting he's been talking to Spyro, goes to school with him... (distinctly not using the words ‘buddy’ or ‘friend’) but gets to the point about his concerns. Because there’s plenty of fellow students who might want to talk to the ghost too despite things like faculty rules and common sense.
So Noa asks how can they keep people away from the ghost dragon if not banish it back to whatever afterlife it came from.
Spyro is using the skills gained from his forging class to attempt making the magical equivalent of an amp for the guitar he got from the fountain demon (djinn). Like a ring attachment or something.
(Meanwhile, Sunset is helping with trying to solve the problem in the pickups.)
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Noa starts that letter by noting he's been talking to Spyro, goes to school with him... (distinctly not using the words ‘buddy’ or ‘friend’) but gets to the point about his concerns. Because there’s plenty of fellow students who might want to talk to the ghost too despite things like faculty rules and common sense.
So Noa asks how can they keep people away from the ghost dragon if not banish it back to whatever afterlife it came from.
Spyro is using the skills gained from his forging class to attempt making the magical equivalent of an amp for the guitar he got from the fountain demon (djinn). Like a ring attachment or something.
(Meanwhile, Sunset is helping with trying to solve the problem in the pickups.)