All she could do was stare, the creature in front of her was puny, how had this creature been the one to cause all the legendary stories that people used to scare their children into behaving. Reaching up she removed her helmet to make sure she wasn’t being tricked. Dropping her helmet to the ground all she could do was stare at the mouse of a creature. “What… but.. How the.. No fucking way..” Growling as she pinched the bridge of her nose. This haf to be some sick joke, someone had to be hiding in the shadows ready to attack her.<br/><br/>Across the bridge of her nose and eyes was a large faded gash, it was the first lesson her father had ever taught her. To never trust her eyes. Her father had blinded her to train her to use her ears. “This has to be a joke there is no way in hell such a tiny little thing like you is the monster the legends are about. I’m suppose to be able to tame a mighty dragon and ride it into battle to defeat all my enemies.. Or defeat it and be rewarded with massive amounts of gold!” she snapped, her rather long canines digging into her lower lip as she thought everything over.<br/><br/>Growling softly Jasper took a moment to sheath her sword “I’m not going to fight you.. It’s completely unfair fight when you’re the size of one of my legs.. I could sit on you and win” she muttered as she rubbed the back of her neck as she took a few moments to think. Maybe she could wait for the beast to go hunting and just steal a few bags of gold when she wasn’t looking.<br/><br/>Groaning she slammed the palm of her hand into her forehead, how was she going to return to the king without proof of defeating the dragon. Sighing Jasper drew her sword and gripped it with both hands “You know what.. I’m just going to kill you and be on my way, going to kill you, then the idiot king and then buy an army strong enough to kill anyone in my way” she hissed as she launched herself forward thrusting her sword forward “Die monster!” at least it would be easy and at least the little girl had horns she could toss them at the king as proof, long enough to distract him.