The anger had arisen higher and higher into the beast at the sheer though of the arrogance of these little villagers. Really had they become so slopping with their tribute? The nerve! The dragon had begun to pace back and forth again in his questioning, nearly missing the quick and utterly jumped upon opportunity that Jawn had taken. Stilling, the large glowing eyes slowly turned back at him and a laugh thundered out a moment later. "Very well." Those were the only words that came from the beast and, the next moment, the air around them displaced, dirt kicking up as the fog was dispersed and the male was left cold and alone on the spike.<br/><br/>Silence once again enveloped the center of town and, for a brief moment, it seemed as if the dragon had never really been there at all. Then, through the darkness, the deep and bellowing roar sounded that shook the air and rose all from their beds. By the time they would have time to realize what was happening, it would be far too late.<br/><br/>The air shook as the wings passed high through the darkness, then silence again once more before the sudden and earth shaking landing as the dragon came down hard atop the largest house in the town, weight crushing straight on through as the white beast loomed in the darkness. Claws tore and scream erupted before the hissing sound that came with the freezing breath of the beast as it turned all before it to ice. A long white tail whipped around and shattered the structures and people into bits before turning and reigning its terror upon a fleeing family. On them in took a second, rearing back before letting out a long and solid roll of fire. The flames turned everything to ash with seconds, the fire catching and setting the entire right half of the village in flames. Laying low, his long tail whipped through structures and sundered them clean off their foundations before another blast of flame turned them into useless kindling, the fatty creature within serving as oil to further fuel the flames.<br/><br/>The beast was quick, the unsuspecting town having no defense against it. Before long, people were fleeing into the fields as the town turned to ash. The beast, finally coming down off his killing high, turned and strode back towards the center of town, the light now finally enough to see what he had been talking to. The scales on the massive creature were a surprisingly white hue, though their sheen had a slight opalescence that caught the color of whatever he stood next to currently sending him into hues of orange and yellow as the world burned around him. Long horns spiraled on either side of the dragon's head, twisting round like that of a ram's. A thin and narrow snout opened as a blue tongue came out to run over his nose before slipping back in. He turned his head, one moon hued eye gazing at the human attached still to the pike as he pulled his wings close to his body, sitting in a cat like fashion as his long whip like tail curled around him.<br/><br/>"Better?" he asked in a curious and deep tone, head tilting at the human. He leaned forwards and one claw came to grab the base of the pole he was tied to, ripping it out of the ground as he brought the human up in his grasp, gazing eye level with him as he held him at the base of his nose, deep breath huffing over him. "And what shall I do with you now?" He had spared his life, but the human was still technically his. Thus was the way dragon's thought, of course. Things were normally taken or given but, either way, they were always possessions to claim ownership over.