She grabbed him by his collar. "And I'll be sure to mention to my father that you refused to follow Dragon Law." Her voice was deadly and menacing. "Besides my father knows exactly why I have a human as Second in Command. All of the others on my ship don't know the ship better then he does at first glance." She turned to the guards. "Escort this filth from my quarters. And be sure to let my father know of the tensions that are rising at this port." she sneered her own teeth gleaming and stained with blood from earlier the smoke continuing to rise from her nostrils. She pushed him away from her and removed her mothers blade from his throat. "Skul'ta if I were you I would do well to remember the pact my father made with you. You seem to forget I'm all my father has left. Even after what you did to my mother." She held out the blade for all to see mocking Skul'ta. "I may have been young but a dragon will never forget treachery. You're lucky my father has yet to find out who has done it and has so much trust in you that I don't dare tell him what his best friend did. If you want to keep it that way, I suggest you leave quietly." Her voice carried with it a sorrow that many had never heard before. She even did what no one had ever heard of her doing before, except for Lilly. She cried. She kept her back turned to all of them and silently wept. The very scene of that nightmare that always haunted her returning to her mind. She will never forget what happened. Never. She owed her mother that much. "Now leave." she commanded her voice regaining the same heat and deadliness as the fire that threatened to escape as she spoke. She never was one to keep her temper down. She listened carefully for the door to hiss open and for the footsteps of them leaving.