If she can see his fear, she doesn't appear to capitalize on it. "That is true; I suspect you might have little reason to trust me. And, while I cannot share the full details of the plan, I am afraid, it is a guideline for the stability of the worlds, to ensure that outside influence does not impinge upon the free will of the mortals of the worlds. Admittedly, it is somewhat hypocritical to uphold the free will of a world, by removing the choices of an individual from another, but we are forced to work with what tools we have available. Of course, you are still free to refuse my offer, and I can return you to your home, though you will need to wait several weeks, for me to accumulate the needed power."<br/><br/>The dragon studied him, apparently reading into his soul, or so it seems, from those massive, deep eyes. "Your working with the Fair Ones will be to our advantage; for the moment, their goals and ours align, and their knowledge and abilities will be of great benefit to you." The dragon nodded, slightly, as he had pieces of the story click into place in his head, smiling at his comment... though it's a slightly frightening smile, with the rows of fangs. "Truthfully? Because of the magiclessness. You have knowledge and expertise few on this world have even imagined, let alone attained. In addition, your natural suspicion and defenses will protect you from some of the worst dangers you might face."