Aaron fitted his rifle with one of his guitar straps, that way he could sling it across his back when he didn't need it. He put the strap over one shoulder and held up the gun. Aaron took two of the mags and put one in each pocket. He aimed his gun at the door and slowly walked over to it. Aaron opened the door and slowly walked out. He was now standing outside his room, which overlooked his living room. Kesch was sitting on a sofa in the living room eating some raw meat, his back was to Aaron.<br/><br/>"Stand up slowly, turn around and face me." Aaron ordered. Aaron had his gun set to 3 round bursts, that way he would be more accurate than full automatic, and more lethal than single shot. Kesch stood up and turned, then grinned when he saw Aaron.<br/><br/>"Whad'ya think you're doin' Aaron?" He asked with a giggle, "You think that little toy will stop me?"<br/><br/>"I don't think it will stop you, I KNOW it will stop you." Aaron replied, "These bullets are about two and a half inches long with edges that are meant to penetrate any kind of armor." He pulled a mag out of his pocket, popped out a bullet, then threw it down to Kesch for him to see. Kesch caught the bullet and began examining it. "You see? These can and will go through your scales and into your body." He put the extra mag back in his pocket and kept aiming his gun at Kesch's head. "If you don't want me to splatter your brains across the floor then you'll listen to me." Kesch flicked the bullet away and looked back up at Aaron, he knew these bullets would go through his scales, tough as they were they could not stop something that big going as fast as they went.<br/><br/>"I'm listening." Kesch said grudgingly.<br/><br/>"Good." Aaron said with a smirk, "I am not your slave, Kesch. I am not your pet either. I am a human who happens to be your only friend. What would you be without me? I found you and took you in when nobody, not even your own brother, would have anything to do with you. I gave you a home, I gave you food, and most importantly, I was a friend to you. You did as I told you because we both agreed my ideas were better than your ideas, partially because you're completely bonkers. I don't care that you like to hurt people, I don't care that you enjoy eating people alive, you're my friend and I'll stand by you, through thick and thin. Kesch, the point of this is I want things to go back to the way they were. Let's be us again, you, the large reptillian person, and me, the small human who directs you and cares for you. Kesch, I want you to know that I love you like a brother, and I want you to care for me the same way. So, can we go back to the way things were or is this the end for us? If it's the end then tell me, and I'll let you walk out the door and find your own way in this town." Kesch stood there for a moment, unsure of what to say. Aaron had a very powerful gun aimed at him, so if he said no he risked being shot. He finished thinking about it, then answered.<br/><br/>"Okay Aaron..." Kesch said quietly, "We'll go back to the way things were... All I ask is that you be a little smarter when it comes to making friends and enemies."<br/><br/>"Deal." Aaron said happily. He turned the M-16's safety on and slung it across his back. "Let's go to the bar and get some drinks, then we'll find you something to eat." Aaron went down the stairs and walked over to Kesch. He patted the large reptile's stomach, then walked over to the front door. "Let's go." He said. Kesch walked out the front door and Aaron followed. Aaron still didn't fully trust Kesch, so he made Kesch walk in front. Once Aaron exited he closed and locked the door, then he and Kesch began walking towards the bar.