This was not playing out at all as Jawn had expected. The human had been certain that the dragon would just swoop down and gobble him up and then be off, he had been entirely unprepared for conversation with the mythical creature that paced around him. Jawn had also been unprepared for the cold that had come with the dragon as he was dressed in his summer cloths. His limbs had gone numb from the ropes securing him to the post quite some time ago but now they were aching from the cold mist that feathered at them and his body shivered painfully against the bonds.<br/><br/>"I didn't do anything wrong," Jawn said with a snort and a bitter tone of voice. He still could not imagine why the dragon cared at all what sort of crimes his meal had committed but he supposed not to many people could say they had spoken with a dragon so at least he could go into the afterlife with something to boast about. His stomach wrenching fear from through the day had nearly vanished after spending so long waiting and dreading this moment, he was surprised by his own ability to speak in such a clear manner in the face of his death. The human found he did not feel much of anything other then hurt and cold from being tied up at that moment.<br/><br/>Jawn shifted in the ropes as his ankles and wrists chafed and the cold made his fingers and toes ache, "only thing I did wrong was live in a town to close to a dragon." Although he had little choice in the matter. He had needed somewhere to live and this had been the only place that had been willing to give a boy with no home or family a roof and work. Apparently having a local dragon was a turn off to the potential real estate interest of others. "There was no evil doers or law breakers to give you this time around so I just had my name drawn out of a hat. It's far from fair but I'm used to things being unfair I guess," Jawn shrugged painfully against the bonds as the cracking and rumbling of the dragon moved about him. "Life's unfair and now death will be unfair as well...If you're going to eat me do it soon, please. I'd finally gone numb from the pain of these ropes when you showed up but now I'm freezing and hurting again because of it. It's rude to make me suffer more then I already have... and poor manners to play with your food." Although it was clear Jawn had no death wish he was also sick of waiting to die and if it was going to end this way then it may as well be sooner then later.