The green quickly proves difficult to deal with, as there seem to be three voices, within; the first, an alien voice, speaking no language even Draiss can recognize, assuming it's a language at all; apparently originating from the ooze. The second, a part of the dragon, the part she left to deal with the reality of the situation, constantly wailing in agony, completely unreachable. The third, what remains of the dragon's psyche, a thoroughly humiliated, wounded creature, lurking deep in the depths of her mind, trying to escape the reality of her situation. While it's difficult to communicate with her, through the other two, he does seem to get his message across, which she accepts with a vaguely glum resignation; she won't fight it, but she sees little point in it, in general.