Clutching the bread firmly, Belphegor stumbled after her to keep up with her pace. He didn't want to lose the new stranger/acquaintance any time soon. The isolation was starting to make him crazy and he knew he wouldn't survive long by himself.

"My name is Belphegor. But some call me Belphie…."

she slowed a bit to let the kid catch up. "Belphegor. nice name." it was not long before the stream appeared. it moved slow witch made it almost soundless. She walked in to the water and started cleaning the blood from her back and face. once clean she stepped out and flapped her wings to remove any of the water. Than shook off the rest. She than laid down and watched the kid. "So Belphegor how long have you been alone?" She survived a month before meeting any one and nearly starved in that time. 

Belphegor, excited at the sight of water, immediately immersed himself into the stream fully clothed. He had only just surfaced in enough time to hear her question. Pushing his now wet hair back, he knew he would regret it later with the tangles set in.

"About 2 weeks? I don't know. I lost track after about the 4th day." 

After wading through the water a few times,and drinking a few gulps uncaring of the cleanliness of the water, he floated on his back for a while.

"How long have you been alone?" He inquired, while looking upside down.

It was amusing watching the boy play in the water. "I have been on my own for years though i do get guests every once in a wile." years was an understatement but she liked to think it was less time than it actually was. She again looked at the sky. they did not have long tell dark. She would be fine with that on her own but every thing in this aria at night loves to eat easy catches like the boy. "Come I have clean water in the cave. and I'll get a fire started once were there." She stood up and waited for the boy to get out than slowly walked to her cave. it was a short walk so they arrived rather quickly. She hacked up a spit ball than lit it on fire once they were a good ways in the cave. Her treasures sparkled in the light turning the hole cave golden with the reflections. she laid down a few feat from the fire on the entrance side of the cave.

Shadow hides on the branch of a tree a couple of yards from the entrance of a cave. He knew not why he was here, just that he had felt an energy coming from this direction. An energy similar to his own. Upon getting a visual he saw two beings, one being a human, a child by his looks, and something completely different, white and tinged with blood. He decided to stay back and watch for a little bit. 

Belphegor, unaware of their unexpected guest, all but threw himself into the fire. He had spent too many nights cold and in the dark to pass up this oppurtunity. He was attempted to take of the top layers of clothes so they could dry, but it couldn't hurt to keep it on a little longer. 

"Hold long did it take you to collect all of those?" He asked while glancing at them with awe. "It's a lot."

she watched him with joy. "This collection has taken me just over a hundred years." she was also unaware of there watcher. she almost let a laugh escape as she herd him say it was a lot. truthfully it was a lot but it was nothing compared to what she hoped it to be. "It has less than i would like and much less than i want to die with." she pulled her tail to were it curved around the fire so that it would reflect the heat back on the kid.

Belphegor let out a faint smile at the thought."Whats so special about treasures? I never understood it. I always thought that dragons kept gold because they were greedy but you don't seem so bad."Peeling off his soaked shoes, he laid down spread eagle and watched the dragon as he waited for a response.

"Its not that easy to explain. Treasure calls to us and we store it. its just what we do. Its in our blood." She watched as he laid down. She had never thought of the why cause it was just part of her nature and something that was near impossible.

Belphegor rolled over onto his stomach before staring at the dragon curiously.

"Are there a lot more of you? What are they like? Do you have family?" He asked cautiously in case he questions were deemed rude. He probably shouldn't have been asking personal questions right off the bat, but he couldn't help but sate his brimming curiosity.