Eva paused outside the circle, peering in at Jasper and the state they'd put her in. Stripped of her possessions and shoved in a cage that was already covered in rotten food and dented from rocks. She held back her grimace, but there was no way to keep the sadness out of her eyes. No one deserved such a fate. And then her eyes fell on the largest creature she'd ever seen; his size rivaling that of the dragons themselves, almost. The voice he greeted her with was booming to the point she had to dig her toes in the dirt and focus on that rather than the need to cover her sensitive ears. He seemed skeptical over Eva's ownership, which made sense considering their size difference alone between Jasper and her, and then he went on to talk of knowing her tribe. This had her gritting her teeth and snarling softly; irritated that this creature could talk so plainly like they knew how it felt. She eyed the chief in her peripheral. His overwhelming size did little to scare her, but she knew she'd be no match to take on the whole tribe just because she was too prideful to hear them talk about her village with familiar tongue.<br/><br/>The islander eased her weight onto her heels and looked around at the crowd staring at her. Even with their attention, she still held herself tall and dignified despite being outnumbered and overwhelmed. If she<i>was</i>to go, then she'd make damn sure it was with her head held high. She focused her attention on the woman in the cage, giving a soft growl. "She be no dragon. She's just ah watah down vaesion of dah real<i>beasts</i>." Her voice was cruel, but it was with purpose as she looked to the chief. If she showed any remorse for the woman in the cage, they would both be fucked. Raising her voice, she placed her hands on her hips. "Da gal es mine. Aye'm ta take her ta mai village for judgement. Let'tah go." For such a tiny thing, her voice did well raising above the bickering of the crowd.