Jasper had made sure to stay clear of the orcs, no wanting to get captured again and tossed into another cage. She still smelt of rotting produce and bruises were forming on her skin from where the many rocks had hit. Her first thought was to find a town where she could steal some clothes or break off her horn and sell it for some gold. She was going to need some coin to get herself up and running again even if it meant suffering from an absolutely horrible head ache. Looking down at her hands she took a deep breath, she was a draconian. A creature that was half human and half dragon, on top of that she was the last of her kind that she had seen in many years. The rest dying in battle or from old age, she knew why now she seemed to be a target for rage filled tribes.<br/><br/>While lost in thought she didn't expect to have a five foot tribal woman tackling her from behind and grabbing onto her one good horn and dragging her back. Growling Jasper pulled back slightly trying to ignore that pain she was causing herself by struggling, when Eva yanked her collar she stared the woman down for a few long moments. "I'm not sulking, I'm a draconian and the more and more I travel with you the more I learn that the people hate my kind, shouldn't you be happy? You were right, I'm a monster that doesn't help anyone I just cause trouble where ever I go" she snapped as she stretched her back lifting the woman up with easy even though she was holding onto Jasper's horn.<br/><br/>"I am a dragon rider, I have been train and told what to do and where to go and how to be. I don't want to be a warrior! Maybe I wanna live the life of a normal villager and see what it's like. Maybe I will be able to walk around a forest without a bunch of orcs tying me and dragging me off in the middle of the night. Maybe I would get attacked in the sky just because I'm riding a dragon. An maybe I wont have to deal with stuck up villagers like you who think they have the right to tell me what to do!" she snapped as she yanked the woman off her, roaring out in pain as her second horn broke off. A thin hair line crack from before being the reason the horn snapped off with ease