"Only those that are not Symenestra can fall off a web. They are referred to as 'Dra' in normal conversation, and they are half bloods with the painted appearance of a Symenestra but all the abilities of a human. Only Symenestra can easily enter Kalinor. You'd need help and someone to make sure no one killed you." A smile tilted her pale lips in humour. She would probably need to explain what being a half blood in Kalinor entitled a person too, but really... The Symenestra race was sneered at enough without having to be frowned at for being racist themselves.
She frowned at having him confirm that people looked at teeth to identify slaves and horses. What the heck were teeth supposed to tell? In a Symenestra, teeth told the hunger, the irritation, of the person. Humans didn't share that trait. "Maybe you are bigger than me, but I can still bite you and you will still die. Painfully." She smiled to take any barb from her words. She'd lost the desire to kill him with their conversation. Her excuse to herself? He was a Knight and would have friends to look for her, and she'd really have to leave lest she be caught and broken. When he jumped up, almost flashing her shocked face with something she wasn't certain of seeing, she almost snorted and laughed. "Sit down before you cause a scene, human. I mean, Lucas. You don't want to get banned from this place do you? I know I don't."
She smirked at him, showing the fangs her race boasted famously. She was hungry for real, even if not for man flesh, and soon she'd have to go hunt down some food or risk having to spit out her venom every so often, which was most certainly not ladylike in the least.
"You aren't preaching yet. If you were in uniform you'd be different and braver, you'd shove me aside in a street if I stood in front of you and you'd scowl and watch me intently, as though I were about to kidnap one of your females for my brothers. Syliran Knights give no quarter to me. You may say you are a hero in training, but I say you'll end up like them." She leaned back before her words grew sharper with her anger at the Knights. If he had any sense, he'd see she disliked them greatly as he had thought, but not just because of who they are, but because of how they treated her. "Also... If you tried to hurt me, or irritated me enough, I'd bite you. And I'm hungry, so that bite would almost certainly result in you dying and me running for my little life." Her voice turned bitter to the end.
"As I may have said, I do not know much about Kalinor. I can barely remember it, not for the fading of time but because of something else. I know you'd need a Symenestra to get in and around, and perhaps to tell the others that you aren't there to steal back their surrogates. Those women are protected dearly. They are the only reason we still live."