Pacing up and down, Desmond was trying to find a way to rid the pair of the newly hatched hinderance, but no mattered he schemed up, there was a major drawback. His attention to turned back to her and that baby dragon once he caught wind of what she was saying. He didn’t know what Saffron was going on about, fire dragon this and it’s not like it that. When it came down to its actual mother not being around, he groaned loudly before interrupting himself. “Wait, that means we are in the clear…” At least they wouldn’t have to worry about a pissed off mother chasing after them. But now they were stuck with the little “darling”. It was at least worth something, but he also had a feeling she wouldn’t be keen on selling it since she revealed her plans for it. “It doesn’t matter to me if I have an empire or not. I merely want something grander for my fate. These riches can help, but it will take more than just gold and trinkets to do so.”
He would have argued against this whole idea, but it seemed like wasted breath. Saffron had it clear in her mind that it was coming with them, and as long as it didn’t get in his way, he would grudgingly agree to this. The only thing that he favored out of this was that they would be finally leaving this forsaken place. Desmond was as happy as a dog with a bone with some meat still on it. “Fine, fine, let’s just get out of here” Soon they would be home free and not burnt to a crisp or eaten. Just the way he liked things to go. Unfortunately fate had other plans and the next thing he knew, they were surrounded by some thieves and from the way it sounded, they wanted the baby in her arms. Twenty were nowhere near enough to handle one vampire, let alone two and before he could tell them how foolish they were, Saffron had beat him to the punch. “Well, don’t say you all didn’t deserve this…” he shrugged as she took control of the situation with ease. He could tell that something in her snapped and with the dragon in his possession, he could only watch as she ripped them into pieces with her scythe, the one he assumed to be the Mjerim she fancied so much. He had only seen her like this one other time, when she slaughtered her own father for his negligence and mistreatment. Only this time it seemed much worse and it eventually came down to only one of them still being alive. Had he had a say, he would have had him killed as well and left his bosses without any sort of answer. But it was rather hilarious to see him tripping over himself with the bodies of his former comrades as he escaped. “Where in the hell did you get that thing?”, he asked as she came to him. He had already knew that she was going to keep the blasted thing before he could say anything against it. But as long as he wasn’t bothered by it, he didn’t mind it.
When it called him “Daddy”, he merely shook his head and held his hand against his face. “Just..great…” Placing his other hand behind her back, he led her away pass the dead bodies. “The little munchkin better grow a bit bigger than this then. Ankle biters are annoying but I’d hardly call it a weapon, my sweet”