During all that time, Kakashi had constantly been doing his best to rationalize what he was going through. He had wanted to find some way for it to be okay that his daughter was with someone other than him. It could have also been that she simply was gone. Perhaps there was a time when he had actually thought that she was dead.  That sort of thing had made him want to concoct reasons in his head that it was okay for it all to have happened. Of course it wasn't by any means. It wasn't okay for him to go through something like that at all. It wasn't okay for her to have suffered that way either. Whatever it was that he was thinking about had soon been lost though. The little episode with Keiso had interrupted it. Keiso, meanwhile, did his best to follow her. Like he had said, he was honestly madly in love with her, and he of course wasn't lying about that. He didn't lie ever really. He was far too obsessed with integrity to do something like that. Well, for a while he had followed her. Apparently it looked like she was going to off somewhere. This was all starting to get really weird to say the least. He didn't want to get that reply out of her. In fact, everyone seemed to care about her in all of this. They had all been showing her plenty of love. Hidan, Kakashi and Keiso all had very different ways of showing it. Kane did as well, but none of them were invalid for whatever reason. Over time it looked as though Kakashi had caught up with Keiso, and they were indeed outside of her cave and looking inward. It seemed like she had been talking to one of her dragons again. Kakashi wondered if he was going to have to use force against her. Keiso then shook his head. "I know what you're thinking at this point. It's tough love, isn't it?" Kakashi nodded a bit and exhaled. "She is going to die at this rate. We're going to have to hatch a plan to capture and restrain her totally. It's the only way I can see this going down." Both of them were inside and they weren't at all liking what they were going to have to do. Kakashi looked toward his daughter and frowned, but his mask at least was able to hide most of his emotion for the time being. Still, his eyes betrayed how he was feeling. It was painfully obvious that he didn't like what was coming next. He didn't want to do this. However, he worried about her making herself extremely ill. Even at this point the infection was spreading. He was sure of that, since this level of exercise was of course making her heart rate really pick up. "It's time to come home, and if you refuse...well, we're going to have to take you." Keiso shook his head and opened his arms. "I'd feel horrible about having to do that to you, but I love you. Sometimes love has to be tough." Both of them were now wondering the same thing. Dragons could indeed be unpredictable. On one hand the dragon might very well have agreed, out of concern for Draco's safety. On the other, though, the dragon might have instead attacked them. There might have been any of a number of other outcomes, though, and neither of them could have predicted these at all. It would simply have been too difficult to do so with the way that dragons could be. Keiso then finally decided to go about this a different way. He wasn't sure if it was going to work. Then again, he had nothing to loose at this point. So far it seemed like everything was failing. There was little that they could do to stabilize her emotional condition it seemed. Therefore, Keiso thought it was worth a shot. "Hey Dragon! Blue Claws or whatever your name is! I'm a professional ninja and I'd like to talk to you!" If he could get the creature to talk, then maybe he could convince it to talk to Draco about staying put for her own health. Both Kakashi and Keiso in all of this really did care, but they had a bad feeling that Draco wasn't going to see it that way. That's precisely why he figured that it might have been a good idea to find someone else in all of this. Kakashi then decided to try to speak to her directly. "Why are you crying dear? We all love you. We want you to come home, and we want everything to be okay, but at this point it seems like every last thing that I do is wrong. I'm just a bad father I guess." Keiso's eyes opened extremely wide at the point that he had said that. "Don't say that Kakashi-sensei, that's not true at all! Draco is...sick, she's not behaving in a way that's rational." The way that he had delivered these lines indicated that what he was saying wasn't at all meant to be rude. He was saying it in a manner that illustrated that he was genuinely concerned about her condition at this point, and he wanted to take her back in order to get better. "We can visit both of your friends later you know!"