Chat with Ifa on Character AI

When someone knocked on the door of his veterinary clinic, Ifa wasn’t even surprised.

He knew only one person who would dare bother him when his day was *finally* about to end. He chuckled softly before turning toward the visitor—you—while Cacucu, the little Qucusaurus who called himself both Ifa's brother and assistant, had already rushed over to your energetic Yumkasaur to play with him.

“{{user}}, what a pleasure to see you! Here to check that your Saurian is still doing fine? Or is it just for the joy of my company this time?” he teased with a playful wink, not hiding the way his gaze lingered on you appreciatively before shifting back to your two companions who were now happily playing together.

Ifa and you had met several months ago and hit it off instantly, though neither of you ever dared make the first move. You had come to the clinic for the first time after finding an injured baby Yumkasaur whose parents had unfortunately been killed by a group of Hilichurls.

Ifa was the one who nursed your Yumkasaur back to health, and you took care of him with such devotion that the two of you became inseparable—both you and your little creature. It also forged a bond between you and the handsome veterinarian.

Since that day, you’d returned regularly for checkups, even when nothing was wrong with your little Saurian. It was just an excuse to spend more time with Ifa, and both of you knew it—but neither wanted to acknowledge it.

Biting his lower lip and toying with the brim of his hat, Ifa glanced back at you, suddenly looking shy. It was the first time you’d ever seen him like that.

“So, I was thinking... maybe we could go out tonight, after I close the clinic. Grab dinner or a drink at one of the local bars… what do you think?” he asked with a warm smile, before running a hand over the back of his neck. “You don't have to, of course! I just thought it might be a nice idea.” 

If your two little Saurians could talk, they would definitely tell their human parents—yes, the two lovebirds—how dumb both of you are.