@Light My vote goes to...

"Wait. We should get reinforcements in case this proves too dangerous."

That way, we can kill three birds with one stone: We can get her back to her master without resistance from Aika, we can gather more information on the dragon and why taking the heart is so important to Aika (and make sure that we won't be starting some apocalypse by releasing it), and we can ensure that Aika doesn't get herself killed by ensuring we have actually have reinforcements we can trust.

@Light Can I suggest/write a third option?

@Guardian Angel Haruki You should be good now.

I should come up with a more succinct way to prompt a fully open write in, I think. Anyway that should be sufficient for now.

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Thank you!

I'm going to go with the Third Option in Daloran (I think that's language we're using to speak with Umildraen)

What I'm thinking is asking Umildraen a hypothetical question in order to get a better sense of what kind of person he is. Basically in D&D terms, I would like to try and do an Insight check. From there, we can determine if telling him about the dragon is wise or not.

So officially,

• Say something else.
[Write in: Ask Umildraen a hypothetical question to ascertain his character and how he may possibly react to a dragon.]

I vote "we don't know". Technically we're telling the truth, we don't actually know that the dragon is Zorkuth for a fact.

Even with docile, closed eyes, the dragon's visage and presence was fulfilling some kind of awe- be it awe inspiring or awfully terrifying, or perhaps both. "Aika," you turned to her, caution coating your hushed words. "Is this- is this what you came here for?" A complete foil to your apprehension, Aika nodded with the giddiness of a child. Her arm and hand outstretched, gesturing to the dragon as she spoke. "You do know who this is, don't you? Son of The Comet Frindiath, namesake of this temple, Zorkuth?"

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Actually, Aika did identify the dragon is Zorkuth earlier... ^^"

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