He could only listen in shock which quickly became anger as she gave him his punishment.<em>Probation? I thought they found me innocent of wrongdoing. </em>He watched with disbelief and disgust on his face as the elders left, though he recovered enough to ensure he remembered each and every one of them.<em>If they are going to punish me anyways, then I am going to damn well make sure they have something to punish me FOR.</em><br/><br/>He turned and gave the fire giant a look, before leaping down off of his stand to grab his bag of holding, and strode forward ignoring the two wardens as he grabbed Flarg and slammed him against the ground. "Provided you somehow get back to Flintstriker and survive, let him know I am coming to have a very long, pointed, and one sided talk with him about how to properly inform his underlings about who is responsible for what."<br/><br/>The way Flarg looked at him as they glared at each other was telling enough, that Flintstriker had deliberately set him up. He backed off as two of the guards yelled at him, wanting nothing more than to render the fire giant down to a paste, but he had other fish to fry. He turned back to his two wardens, considering simply telling them the wrong cave system, and leaving. He watched them with a look of distaste, before shaking his head to himself.<em>No, I will play by the rules, at least until I have eviserated the bastards responsible for this.</em><br/><br/>"Why? I can teleport us there."<br/><br/>He flipped the bag of holding around his neck to rest between his wings, and then touched both females one with a wing the other with his tail, and then teleported to the mountain range where his lair was located. They were on a plateau, and he jumped off the side, gliding down just above the slope until he suddenly did a wingover and vanished under an outcropping and landed, in the main entrance to his lair. He turned and yelled back, "Fine, you know where my lair is now. Leave."