Maki looks at him. And turns even icier. She glares at him. "I hold humans in a low esteem. I trusted humans once...trusted them many times. And each time the reward was being hurt, abused, and nearly killed. I won't make that same mistake ever again." she sighs and looks sad for a minute. Saying in a far from icy and distant tone. "I tried the path of love...and all it brought me was grief..." she sighs and looks out the window. Then back at him. "Even if you found the Ice Queen...what would you do? Slay the woman? Attack her without just cause? I know many things Lord Kaiyse...and I know that people want that woman dead."<br/><br/>She pauses and looks at him. She nearly lost control and laughed. "Yes...those folklores. Amusing little past times. Its amazing what the human mind will come up with when they don't understand something." she says in a slightly distant voice. She looks at him. "....." she rethinks over his words. He had met a black dragon. She was sure of it. "I want to tell you something...the dragons that are of the swamps...they believe that everyone and everything is below them..." she sighs a bit. Then realizes she was letting herself feel. Her eyes ice over once more. As she looks at him. "I wonder..." she mutters without finishing that sentence.<br/><br/>She moves and sits next to him. The urge to touch his cheek. To make the sadness go away flickered in her eyes for a brief second. But it was quickly smothered as soon as she realized it. She sits in his lap. Looking him in the eyes. Sitting on him side saddle like a proper lady riding a horse. She sighs. "Your horse will make it...it was killed but a friend of mine is good at reviving things. But only if the spirit and soul of the creature, person, or thing of nature...has a strong will to not leave this world." she pauses. "Would you state that your horse is of that type of nature?" she asks. She frowns a bit. And stands up. "I don't like you...you...you...you make me feel again!" she says in an angry tone. "How? How can you do that???" she demands.