[The dragons aren't that vicious- she should live through the experience whether it succeeds or fails.]

[That was for the best since convincing Kaiba was not something that could happen instantaneously. If he truly thought he to be so idiotic then it would have taken time and experience to disprove it. Or- you know- having marveled at his technological advances might have smoothed over that possibility from the start. There's that ego again.... They really needed to assign names to these creatures because describing them to reference them was bulky and time consuming]

That's the idea. [Even though she's armed herself for their benefit he can't help but feel additional unease..] Just make sure you strike the monsters and not me..... [They're little dragon family was certainly not leaving them be anytime soon and he hadn't even considered them being foolish enough to risk the trash bin monster's ire. Probably should have-]

I think this is going to be a lot more trouble than it's worth... [.. but he wasn't giving up on the idea either. It was about at this point where he spotted something in the rubble they might be able to make use of now. It was a collection of board that was already stuck together that looked rather like it had come from the side of a shipwrecked vessel. It looked as if it would float, the drawback being it's size. It should still be able to carry two people but not comfortably, and if anyone moved too much it might roll over... Hop aboard the plot convenience raft!]

[He moved to try and dislodge it, when the sharp cry of one of the baby dragons distracted him. Looking towards the sound revealed that one of the beasties had managed to locate a trash can monster. Having that metal exterior it was unfortunately shiny and attractive to the small klepto-dragon. The bin hadn't appreciated it and was now swinging it's arms widely like bludgeoning weapons as it tried to deal out an additional blow to the poor figure lying on the sand]