"Be calm! You will not shout or accuse me of those... Humanly descriptions!" Kothar roared back. He was much faster then the little fox, maybe he tripped up a slight bit a while ago, but now he would make sure the control was in his hands only. The dragon's tail angrily swerved around and slapped the fox in the chest, knocking the air out of him and sending him back to the ground before he could even get past the dragon. "You will not leave... You promised me. I want to be gentle." The dragon's eyes teared up slightly as he approached, quickly picking the fox up. "You will not run." Kothar clearly stated. He made sure the collar was strapped on properly, looping it through the hole slowly... Letting it tighten around his neck. Kothar silently put the fox down, fixing his eyes on him. "You will obey. I will allow you time to calm down, please think this through... And ~ Don't try to run. It seems that fighting the collar's magic destroys the brain cells of little creatures. ~ Like Foxes." He states with a small grin. "Please think about what you have said, It really hurt me even if you think I'm heartless." Kothar stated, walking back to his 'treasury' with the book. He was rather sad, the only way Kothar would allow Cyrus out of this was if the fox could convince the dragon they were truly friends despite the yelling he did.<br/><br/>The dragon went to lay in the middle of the room after stashing the book in one of the many book cases, lighting each of the braziers to make the small room appear brighter. He didn't want anything more then laying alone right now, the same thing he did every day of his life. Year... After... Year...<br/><br/>(^.=.^) (Go ahead, cheer him up... Don't sit there and be a naughty fox!)