"Fine..." she said.  "But I must return him." she said, opening her wings and taking to the air.

"What did you do to my dragon," the keeper asked, doing his best to wrap around Goldenscale's arm.

"All I did was free her and then the forest connected itself to her." she said as she started flying back to the city.  She masked her magic and shifted back, keeping a strong on the Keeper.  She then went to the tower.  "Hello?  I believe he is with you." she said with a frown to the people at the top.

"Ma'am, you are holding an official of the town, I suggest you release him before harm comes to you," one of the keepers said, lowering his hands and causing the current orb to fade, "Seeing as you are not from this town, this wil be your only warning."

"Well the, there is a problem.  This one did so.ething I did not agree with.  I suggest keeping them in line." she said, letting him go.  She was.frowning,.but she ried to keep calm.

"This.. thing, just threatened my life as well as released one of our prized dragons from our bindings," the released keeper said, dropping to the ground.

"Nonsense, nothing can break that spell, I made sure of that. Even if it was broken, the dragon would die instantly," ne of the other keepres said, helping him up, "Besides, there's always more where that one came from. She was disposable."

"Then it seems new keepers are needed here.  Life is not expendable.  If you are smart enough, you will treat your companions as you should; with respect and as if they are worth everything in the world.  But it seems you aren't.  So you should all either change or be destroyed.  Moonlight, the Earthen spirit, would be sad by this sight." she threatened. 

"Dragons are just mindless, feral beasts with no aim, why should we be worried about their well being beyond keeping them fed and treating any illness they get in our care," the keeper asked, lifting and handing his comerad over to one of the idle keepers, "Spirits only hold power in the etheral realms. You preservationists are so ignorant of the magical world."

"And who said I was a presevationist.  You are the mindless ones, not them.  You are so ignorant.  You ignore everything that does not concern you or your lives.  I shouln't have a problem ridding the world of people like you.  I've done it before." she threatened.  She then put a hand on the sword at her waist.

"We have nothing more to discus here, tention is high enough as it is judging by  your movements. We will discus this further tomorrow when we all have had some sleep, maybe we can work out a peacful agreement then," he said, putting a hand out to stop the two keepers about to rush Goldenscale, "Since you seem so sure about yourself, we will meet where you feel best suits the situation. Agreed?"

"Great.  I would li,e to meet outside of town, by that giant rock about a mile out." she said, keeping her hand on the hilt.

"Very well, we will meet you there. All weapons will need to be left  wherever you are staying. We will do the same, whether we like it or not," he said, shooting a glare at the recovering keeper, "Fighting is rarely the answer, even against someone as stuborn of you might be."

"Nope.  I'm glad we could settle this.  See you at mid-morning then." she said with a smile.  She then started walking away, keeping her guard up.

Meeting Goldenscale at the base of the tower, Ahnah and the dragoness greated her with a nod. "So, you are to meet them tomorrow morning. We'll stay at a distance incase of trouble or until we're called on," Ahnah said.

"It is a good idea.  Now, we should get some rest." she said, stifling a yawn.