Ares looks at Jacoda, â€œWell youâ€™re lucky then, because Iâ€™m a vegetarian. I eat only sea plants.â€ The dragon says. â€œHumans donâ€™t seem very tasty, no offense or anything.â€ He says. Rhonda laughs, â€œSee Jacoda, heâ€™s very nice. So you donâ€™t have to fear him like the Serpent.â€ She says. The Dragon rolls his eyes, â€œReally? Is that over-grown eel giving your trouble?â€ He asks as he looks at Jacoda. â€œDonâ€™t worry about him, his bark is worse than his bite.â€ He says with a laugh. Rhonda rolls his eyes, â€œYou know better, youâ€™re always getting into a fight with him, because you insult him all the time and you wonder why heâ€™s always crabby.â€ She says. The dragon rolls his eyes this time. â€œWell itâ€™s the truth, only once or twice has he ever eaten any of your so called â€œfriendsâ€.â€ He says. Rhonda just shakes her head and sighs. They both watched as Jacoda went to the wheel and began to steer. Rhonda smiles with delight, â€œSo I take it weâ€™re going to Waterfall Island now?â€ she asks. As they continued to go along, the dragon had no trouble keeping up at all. The dragon looks at Jacoda, â€œYou look familiarâ€¦arenâ€™t you Jack Sparrowâ€™s boy?â€ he asks.<br/><br/>Ares had heard of Jack Sparrow before, to him the pirate was a very odd human. He wondered if his son was just as odd as well. But yet to him all humans seemed odd, but Jack Sparrow seemed the most odd to him, he guesses. Rhonda kept sweeping and then puts it away when the boat was clean. She looks at Ares, â€œFound any good treasure?â€ she asks. The dragon nods and disappears and then a few moments later returns with some pearls and some gold. He places them in her hands. â€œThank you.â€ She says. Ares nods, â€œNot problem, I can get more.â€ He says. â€œI can go where no human can.â€ He adds as he looks a Jacoda. As they continued on, the dragon stayed along side the boat. It had been a long while since he spent any time with Rhonda. He had disappeared again and came back up with some water plants. As he followed the boat, he grazes on them just like a cow would graze on grass. He looks at Jacoda, â€œAnd if you are wondering, yes there are plenty more of my kind, weâ€™re just secretive and like to keep to ourselves.â€ He says.<br/><br/>Rhonda looks at Jacoda, â€œEver heard of Dragon Eye Cove? If you truly want to see a mass of dragons, you must go there, sometime in the summer, they gather there, for their migration.â€ She says to him with a smile. â€œThere are all sorts of dragons, every shape and size and color.â€ She says. Ares nods in agreement as he continued to graze. Some of the water plants were sticking out of his mouth. â€œSo what shall we do on the island when we get there?â€ Rhonda asks