Ballo looked to him. Her head tilted then she smield and nodded to his words. "Then with you is where i stand my lord. Can i not shift to a horse now? I find the two in which you bowed to...odd." She spoke softly as she looked up to him. "Or is it impolite?"

He shook his head, a slight disapproving look coming to his face. He let one hand rest under her chin, letting a soft smile come to his lips, his head tilted ever so slightly to the right. "Ballo. The choice is yours, and yours alone. I don't mind what you want to do. really I don't. So decide for yourself."

She tilted her head. "Confused on what my lord?" She asked softly as she looked up at him. She was confused herself. "I don't know the human's rules as well as you do. I have been a horse before i could walk." She looked to him. "I would like to gi with you but if you want me to stay in my rooms i will."

Cylrien was careful not to look at her and he opened the door and pulled her inside before shutting the door behind them. By this time the blush on his face was completely gone. "He was confused..... Would you like to go and let me go see the King, or do you want to see your rooms then come with me?"

Ballo blinked as the man bowed. Did this man not realize that he was an almighty lord? One she had helped his men fight for. She watched him then shook her thoughts clear. Shifting closer to Cylrien as she tried to hear the kings words she looked to Cylrien. "Why did your king bow?" Her voice was soft and gentle.

The King just simply smiled and bowed to Ballo, and Cylrien's eyebrows shot up at this. "Sire?" The King looked at him, a confused look on his face. "Oh? I thought that it was already-" Cylrien gently tugged on Ballo's hand and pulled her towards the door, not willing to stay to hear the rest of the King's words. He felt his face grow hot and he shook his head, sighing.

Ballo loked to him then to the princess. She looked to him softly she placed her small hand into his and closed her eyes resting against you. Delicately she bowed to him. "Yes Cylrien" Her voice was barely a whisper but her eyes kept going to the king waiting for any sign he might attack

The light enveloped him again and after it died down, he stood a few inches away from Ballo, his red hair now even longer than before, and even thicker, covering his entire body. The Princess came back holding a deep, rich red robe. She handed it off to Cylrien, who once again used Carmaine's magic to flash it onto his body. He gratefully took a black ribbon that the Princess gave him and pulled his hair back. Thankfully, the robe was trailing along far enough behind Cylrien that his hair didn't touch the ground. "Thank you, Princess." The Princess blushed a little before going back into the palace. Cylrien turned to Ballo and held out his hand. "I'll take you to your rooms..... Alright?"

Ballo listened to them. Ass he stayed close to the dragon. She let her eyes look up at him. Then she rested her head against him. As the guards left she calmed slightly. And slightly more as the princess left. She however watched the king with her dark chocolate doe eyes. But her body remained as close to Cylrien. She felt bad but she was also his protector in a way. A horse had to give up its life before it's rider.

The king nodded, smiling up at the dragon. "It certainly good to see you, my old friend. How was your trip?" The dragon snorted, shaking from his head all the way to the tip of his tail. "As well as expected, my King..... Does the princess have a room for Ballo?" Merciel smiled, giving a slight curtsy. "Of course." She tilted her head, giving Ballo a soft smile. "Will you like to take her, Cylrien?" The dragon looked at Ballo with a sigh. "Yes..... She's very uneasy around people....." The King motioned for the guards to leave them. "Daughter, please go get a nice, warm robe to wear." The Princess smiled and walked away.

Ballo looked up at the dragon. Frowning. Then she looked at the king and his daughter before shifting closer to the dragon. She was uncomfortable with all the guards there. She was unsure what to say. What to do. So she shifted letting her fingers run threw her silver hair as she kept one hand on the dragons side. The one guard was eyeing Ballo as she looked delicate even compared to the princess. It was amazing how she became such a large horse. She had no king in her world. So she watched the men. Like they where of little importance. The one that was was beside her. In a massive dragon shape.

The dragon looked up as six warriors filed towards them, surrounding what looked like King Robert and Princess Merciel. The dragon sat up, its wings out as far as they could. "I have come as you wished, my King. I have brought Ballo, and have made full contact with the dragon, Carmaine. I decided to come now because I was afraid that my men would kill Ballo....."