To her, he wasn't respecting what  she was thinking. Her instincts, her wants and desires. But how she was  like, she wouldn't say what she was  thinking. She wouldn't let herself feel bad  about the  fact  he was just going on  what he thought was right, and not what she thought was  right. He was probably the one that  was, in her mind. Males knew better than females, is  what her uncle taught her. Even with her  father being  different, her uncle  pretty much raised her from a  young hatchling. So, she believed  what he had  to  say. Kaida sighed, and blindly  spewed her acid  weapon  at...well whatever was attacking. Her mind  was nagging her  that it would be a mistake, but  she ignored her  mind, What he wanted was  more important than  what she wanted.<br/>"Alright...whatever you say..you are  the boss  after all."<br/>Her  voice warbled,  she was  trying to be  brave,  trying to be obedient and what he wanted of her. But, she had  thought that  a dragon and  rider  was supposed to work together  and not have the rider  boss  her  around. She may be wrong though.