Balerion
"Ah, a mutual agreement. I see..." Balerion paused for a brief moment, looking out at the sea of gold in front of him. He collected his thoughts before turning back to Smaug. "How much do you trust, Drumagth and his claims? He proclaims he wishes to destroy the Rose, in which I do believe him, but I fear there is more to the story that he is not sharing." He sighs for a moment before continuing. "I agreed to help him in his quest... For I know what the Rose is capable of. I seen it first hand many years ago. If it returned to power I fear the entirety of Aiskore would be lost. While I kill for the sake of killing, I do see the larger image here. I am no idiot, that is for certain. Watch your guard, Smaug the Golden... while Drumagth's words are like that of honey, I fear there is some injection of poison in it's sweetness." Balerion stopped and looked away, turning back towards the entrance of the Lonely Mountain for a brief moment. He thought he heard something, the distant flapping of wings maybe, but he wasn't certain.
Libra
"Drumagth wishes to have council with us?" Libra said with a bit of a surprise, turning to look at Graguth to see his reaction at the mention of his sibling. He then waited for Besimious to finish her speech and once she did Libra fell silent. Something told him that there was some bigger image at play here. For this was certainly random, an out of blue moment if you will. Libra was hesitant to reply, but alas he spoke, "The Rose has been silent for countless millennia, Besimious. Unless you know something we do not... What makes your lord so certain it would awaken once more?"