[He was an untethered dragon after all. He couldn't be considered anything but a wild creature without a master-though he was, funny enough, supposed to be a master himself, according to their rules.

But thankfully, outside of Sokie's own wanderings, she went along with Asura's ideas. They needed a presence; they needed to gently push without getting too hostile. It was a good way to be in the city, and make it seem that the dignitaries weren't so bad. And it was certainly better then just the lullabies that were throughout the city (which, Sokie thought, was fairly strange).

It was a careful erosion, and they were getting somewhere, bit by bit. With the flute and the songs that they were giving-those of freedom, catchy by nature, and a reminder of home.

The question wasn't unexpected, and Sokie-still smiling, still at ease-propped an elbow up, and made to use Asura as a lean to, much like she did whenever they were somewhere together. Intimate friendship, rather then ownership.]

It doesn't seem right, staying cooped up in one building. We won't be able to see anything, enjoy what the city has to offer, if we stay in one place. How can we learn from each other if we stay away?

It seems rather rude.