[ WP ] As a dragon of innumerable age you have guarded your gold horde for millennium . Many heroes have come with long speeches on how they will slay you , the great evil , none finish . However this one is odd.He throws a coin on your stash , looks you in the eyes and says `` I have a proposition for you . ''

The ancient Dragon reared its head up after hearing the soft, nearly inaudible clink of the coin hitting the pile. Eyes sprung open, nostrils flared after years of slumber. 
 
 `` Who dares to walk into my domain?!'' his booming voice sounded, deep and commanding. 
 
 Before him stood a medium sized human. She wore full plate and held a shield in front of her, bearing a symbol the dragon did n't recognize. Strangely, she had n't had her sword drawn - it still rested in its scabbard at her hip. It appeard as if she had thrown the coin. 
 
 `` Human. How dare you wake me from my slumber?!'' 
 
 She bowed, deep and respectfully. The dragon immediately recognized it as studied and practised, time and time again. Despite her confident demeanor, he saw through her facade, seeing true a terrified mortal standing in the presence of a near-god. 
 
 `` Oh great and powerful Kazzar! I have traveled far to reach you and bask in your glory.'' She opened, remaining in a bowing position. 
 
 Kazzar chuckled, a deep bass that reflected from the old walls of his cavern beneath the mountain. She had learned the old ways indeed, even waiting for him to allow her to rise. He enjoyed the moment for a while, taking joy from the human's obvious terror. 
 
 `` You may rise, human. Look me in the eye before I devour you.'' 
 
 The human gasped a second, before she rose. Her face was worn and weathered, scars forming a hardened visage. 
 
 `` Before you die, tell me, human, why do you seek me out? Do you not wish to live? Are you ill? Or do you seek to destroy me, like so many did before you?'' To accentuate his point, Kazzar postured himself upright, purposefully crushing the skeletons of half a dozen of adventurers that lay to his feet. His wings sprung open, forcing a gust of air through the otherwise stale hall. The human had to brace herself, clutching her shield with the unknown symbol. 
 
 `` Oh great and powerful Kazzar! I beg of you *not* to eat me, for I have a proposition for you!'' 
 
 The dragons chuckle grew into laughter, a strange sound that had seldom before filled the halls of his domain. 
 
 `` The moxie on this one!'' Kazzar exclaimed, joyfully beating his wings. The ensuing flurry nearly knocked the human off her feet, and all over the hall little piles of gold and other treasures colapsed onto themselves. 
 
 `` What could an insignificant worm like you offer me? What could you possibly possess?'' 
 
 The human took a deep breath, took a step forward, pulled a trinket from her pocket and held it aloft. 
 
 It was a plain viol of some sort, weathered by time. Small cracks ran over its surface, displaying two dragons intertwined, uniting their fire together. 
 
 As soon as Kazzar recognized it, his joy turned into anger. 
 
 `` Where did you get that?! Did you steal it?! Confess, THIEF!'' 
 
 His sudden rush towards her had knocked the human on her behind, and she shielded herself from his burning, hateful gaze as well as the fire swelling inside his throat. 
 
 `` This is my proposition, dragon!'' The human exclaimed, barely audible over Kazzar's bristling. `` I show you where the one resides who this belongs to, and you follow my command until then.'' 
 
 `` YOU. YOU DARE?!'' Kazzar roared, drawing back his body and fully erecting himself. 
 
 `` If you kill me, you'll never learn the location of her, Kazzar!'' The moxie in her voice had turned real. 
 
 The old dragon roared and trashed, blind with anger. But after a few moments of fury, he stopped, squatted down, and led his head right next towards the human. 
 
 `` I will do this, human. For now, you have bested me.'' He brought his head even closer, so that his big eye rested right next to the human. `` But know this: You have made an enemy today. And as soon as our deal is seen to an end, I will find you. No matter where you might hide, no matter who you rally in your defense. I will find you. And I will devour you, alive, piece by piece, so that you might live just long enough to regret this grievious mistake you just made.'' 
 
 The human's moxie had turned into a somber expression, and Kazzar could hear her gulping hard.
