"I guess I'd best return to go fetch it then. Don't let these people wear you out, if you need to rest, then rest." He told her before smiling and leaving. It wasn't long before he passed the woman who was returning to Kiriei with another of the younger infants. He opened his mouth to tell her not to let things out of hand, but she sped by quite quickly.<br/><br/>He sighed and just kept going. He soon returned to the makeshift village of stinky children. He saw the man he had spoken to before, Gerald. "Hello there. Have you the medicine?" Jerrar asked the man.<br/><br/>The man turned to face him, a large jar of creme in his hands. "Why of course. There should be plenty here. You'd have to apply it in your original form and reapply it three times a day. After one day the sunburn should be gone and the creme will help you from getting another, to a certain extent."<br/><br/>Jerrar smiled at the man. "Thank you very mu-" As Jerrar was about to take the jar, the man drew it away from Jerrar's grasp.<br/><br/>"Na huh. You may only get the jar<span style="font-style: italic">after</span>all the children have been cured." He said sternly. "You help us, we help you."<br/><br/>Suddenly furious, Jerrar nearly exploded (and being a fire dragon it might have been possible). He growled and glared at the human. "Do you doubt me?" He inquired in a voice deeper than thought possible, perhaps because he was on the brink of transforming into a dragon to devour the human on the spot.<br/><br/>Holding his ground the human looked Jerrar in the eye. "I am only assuring that these children are cured. I cannot risk you taking the medicine and leaving."<br/><br/>Jerrar felt as if he might breathe fire in his human form; he turned away from the human just in case. "A dragon is an honorable being and once he decided to do something, he will never stop until he is finished. It is the way of the dragon to complete what he has begun." He spat, giving the human a sideways glare. "Also, a dragon will<span style="font-style: italic">never</span>go back on his word."<br/><br/>There was pause that seemed to last forever. After deciding that what he said had enough time to sink into the human's hard head, her spoke again. "I give you my word that we will not leave before these children are cured. Now, the medicine." He demanded holding out his palm to receive the jar.