Draco squealed playfully as Gajeel was about to tickle her and said, "No Uncle Gajeel! Spare my life from your Iron Dragon Tickle atta-ack! Hahahahaha! St-Stop! I-I-I can't bre-e-e-eathe! Hahaha!" Draco was laughing uncontrolably as Gajeel tickled her but she managed to catch her breath after he stopped. Draco saw 'Mystogan' after he came out of Erza's office and ran over to him before Gajeel could get a second tickle attack in. Draco whispered, "Uncle Jellal! I made my own secret cave in the forest. I haven't shown anyone yet cause I think it would scare them. You get to be the first to see it." Draco then said in a more conversational tone, "Hey. You remember that old book on dragons that you found and lent to me at the beggining of the year? Well, after reading it over and over for the first 3 days I noticed that some of the passages of text didn't match the subjects of the chapters they were in. So I did a bit of research and found that it was talking about how dragons have a different magical wavelength, or MWL Rays, from all other creatures. While there are plenty of creatures of different species that have very similar MWL Rays and most of them have 2 or 3 other species with very close MWL Rays, dragons don't have any other creatures that share similar MWL Rays but only Dragon Slayer wizards have MWL Rays that come anywhere close to a full grown dragon's, their MWL Rays are more like that of a baby or juvenail dragon. So that got me thinking, what if we found a way to track the MWL Rays of Dragons? We could use if to find not only dragons but other Dragon Slayers as well. I'm reeeeally close to a breakthrough but I was wondering if you knew of an animal that can see or sense MWL Rays? Nobody else here knows of any so I was think someone who travels a lot might have a clue." Draco hoped that Uncle Jellal might know of an animal that could see or sense MWL Rays because that might just be the very breakthrough she needed in her research, what she didn't know was that said animal was very aggressive and highly territorial.