Looking down at the farm from one of the hills that the road traversed, Helios did not have a great first impression.  A farmhouse, rather large, He could guess it needed to be depending on how many farmhands there were.  An even larger barn which, with what he had been told this farm is for… he could make an educated guess as to why the barn needed to be so large.  And a large area of what looked like grasslands enclosed in fencing.  A thicket of trees included in this area probably specifically for some monsters.  Helios guessed this would be enchanted in some way to keep some monsters inside.<br/><br/>He had heard about this place the last time he was in a city, upon seeing some advertisements for it.  It had given him some ideas to help him with a goal he had.  After having to rid his home of about a half dozen thieves, He needed to find something to guard the only accessible entrance to his home.  A perfect beast for that was what was standing behind Helios now.  A drake of the Inferno breed.  A creature most mundane people did not mess with.  The only reason this one was not lashing out trying to eviscerate him was the golden ring around its neck enchanted to make the stud listen to whoever held the control orb.  Didn’t stop it from showing it’s aggression in its eyes, and the armor scales along its back standing up like blades.<br/><br/>He hoped the owner of the farm could breed the beast.  A small pack of these would ensure his solitude from pesky adventurers.<br/><br/>Not waiting any longer, Helios led the beast down the road to the farm, aiming for the main farm house in hope of finding the owner, and at least inquire if it was possible for her to breed a Drake in some way here.  If not, He could probably search for a female somewhere.  May take him a few months to find one.  Hopefully this place could breed a small pack of them for his use.<br/><br/>Of course, when he got to the farmhouse, it was much more quiet than he would have expected for a place just recently opening for business and not having time to get many customers.  Maybe someone was home.<span style="color: DarkOrange">“Lay down, and don’t bite anyone.”</span>Helios said to the large drake that towered over him.  It growled, but the ring around its neck glowed a little, and the thing obeyed.  It layed itself on the ground, crossing it’s legs under it’s chin and glared at the mage with the blonde hair that hung down to almost his waist in a single ponytail and a small pair of eyeglasses on his nose.   After that, Helios walked up the front steps to the farmhouse before knocking on the door.  Wandering if anyone was home.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>