It's nice to hear that dragons can still be the mythological giants he'd heard about as a boy. When stories become a reality, sometimes things deserve to be as majestic as the imagination makes them out to be. Dragons are definitely top of that list.

Admittedly that does make the warden mutter a wistful, "I think seeing a dragon would be rather nice."

He does not, by any measure, mean that as a hint. Only that he enjoys seeing new animals, and that just as she's excited to see his dinosaurs, so would he love to see a dragon. Among about a hundred other things, though a dragon would certainly be a memorable favourite.

"I'll let you find out for yourself," he tells her. Because trying to describe the size of these animals really doesn't do them any justice.

She gets a quick tour around some of the rooms in the centre. Those places he can risk taking her. Mainly the halls where the large windows allow them to catch a glimpse of the lab and the control room. While he has little to say on the lab, he is clearly fond of the control room, where he can get information on the park's goings on nice and quickly. He spends a lot of time there when he's not out in the park.

After this mini-tour he turns to her. "Shall we go out into the park?"