Cascabel's Cavern

The dragon, who had been fuming moments earlier because of her spat with The King, was now sleeping around two eggs. The one that was electric blue is tucked under her chin while the red one is wrapped safely in her tail. She did not snore nor moving in her sleep. Cascabel looked like a slumbering statue, but was Aramanth willing to touch anything in the cave to risk the small dragon's wrath?

Jorech entered the cave hoping to find Cascabel. His armor could be heard as he walked through the cavern. One would hear the foot steps stop once Jorech had spotted the large warrior. He stopped with a hand on his newly forged maul. They eyes of the king passed over Aramanth, their previous fight was a fun one but if he saw any sign of Cascabel being harmed or stolen from the King would end the giantess. However the king found no sign of wrong doing and let go of his maul.

With the immeadiate fear of a friend being harmed removed the king went from being hostile to being somewhat sullen. With the stress of the upcomming war and the spat with Cascable he was stressed. Not to mention the changes to his body Trogor's Anger was quickly thrusting upon him. He however had managed to supress the curse's voice for now.

He walked up to Aramanth with very soft steps and whispered, "Exploring the caves and found a dragon's horde. Not a bad trip." He was looking at Cascabel as he spoke.

Jorech continued to speak quietly, "Your fine as long as no one touches her shiny things. Where is that other fellow? ...Bolton I think his name was."

"Well, now I'm upset that now everyone thinks my cave is a place to travel. I promise you it is a dead end filled with dead flowers. I put them there," she grumbled from her spot with a slight scowl. Her eyes lazily scoped the room and she sighed. Slowly, she rose to her feet and stared at the two warriors. "What are you doing here?"

Most of her anger was pointed at the woman, having not overly enjoyed their first encounter... regardless if she was a good match for Jorech or not.

Despite Cascabel's gaze attempting to pierce the giantess, Aramanth was unfazed.

"....Cascabel. You don't like me. Because I attacked your human?" She asked the dragon.

"I see. Very well then."

At first Aramanth grabbed her sword, unsheathing it from the bandages on her back and equipping her shield at the same time. Most likely the group would be tense as the massive woman prepared for battle.


However, soon after Aramanth held her hand to the side and dropped her giant blade. It crashed to the ground with a massive clang, kicking up dust as it landed. She laid the shield down on top of it. With a single hand she grabbed her white robe and pulled it off, dropping it on top of the weapons. Despite looking like a robe, it impacted the ground so hard it left cracks in the stone and shook the area around them. After cracking her neck and stretching, she knelt to one knee and folded one arm in front of her stomach, as if standing before royalty, to both Aesath and Cascabel.


"Forgive me for my intrusion twice over." She said, keeping her head down, "I mean you no ill intent."

"If that is what you wish, so be it." Aramanth said calmly, remaining in a kneeling position.

Cascabel rolled her eyes at the woman. "Just stand up, being humble does not suit one such as yourself.

"As for you King Pet, it was silly for such things. There are no heirs to take hold of your kingdom. I would love to rule it myself, but humans would not take kindly to a leader like that. I just want you to be more careful with how you do things. Being rash is going to get us no where." She tipped her head to and fro thinking of what she should say next. "You see, we could have done the same to them. Your men could have easily started infiltrating his cities, right? Don't humans do that... hm, hm. Spies!" She scowled because as vast as her knowledge of the English there were some concepts that seemed stupid. "So has she sworn loyalty to you yet then?"

Cascabel snorted and began to laugh. "Oh, of course. Why should I have guessed anything beside that?" She shook her head and stretched out on the floor once again. Her eyes traveled between the two, but then she sighed. "You are a plain woman aren't you? There doesn't seem much to you at all. Maybe I shouldn't support the marriage..."