The tiger stands there and when he hears Tris say that Arkain was under an illusion his eyes go wide.  His body freezes to the two rabbits but he is still breathing.  However, when the rabbit asks him if he knew who was causing it his jaw dropped open and he just stared at him for a second.  He winced and growled as Ritter cleared up the situation before his eyes went to the lizard.  He watches the lizard as he listens to him, his face unsure to the rabbits but the image is frozen to the lizard.  He watches him and his body shakes slightly before it stops.  Arkain sees the frozen image in one second and then the shorter and smaller tiger the next.  “<span style="color: orange">So I guess things didn’t go as planed.  Still doesn’t matter.  Even if you know it is an illusion it is still real enough to your mind that it affects your body and you can’t break out of it.</span>” he says looking at the angry lizard.  The rug then suddenly shoots up and wraps around Arkain’s body.  The gauze holds him tightly before pulling him down onto his knees.  It feels impossible to move and only his head is left out.  To the rabbits the tiger would raise his hand up and close it before Arkain fell down to the ground, simply kneeling there with nothing holding him.  The tiger then turns and points his other hand at the two rabbits.