Fire & Ice

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Even if that were true,

it doesn't mean

you can behave in such a way.

He is your father's advisor,

not yours.

Now, go to your room.

- But...

- Now.

I've just received word

that King Quilok

is requesting a meeting with you.

Quilok? What does he want?

He is willing to open the doors

of his kingdom to you and our people.

But he wants you

to surrender allegiance to him.

That little snake.

If I thought it were possible,

I believe he sent this dragon

after us himself.

We've run out of options.

We may have to consider his offer.

Why hasn't the dragon

attacked his kingdom?

He must have something

protecting him.

Perhaps it's just luck.

Your Highness,

desperate citizens of Carpia

have gathered outside the castle.

Should we allow them entry?

Absolutely not.

They are starving out there.

They are not our responsibility.

Until King Augustin

surrenders to our kingdom,

his people will remain

at the mercy of the elements,

or the fire dragon,

whichever comes first.

My father could never see

beyond our little province.

It's all going to be

so different so soon.

I want you to put more men

around the dracon.

Yes, Your Highness.

What about Knight Alador?

Oh, with all due respect,

that is not something to consider.

Well, he's the only man

to ever kill a dragon.

He is a traitor.

The Knight Alador was banished

by King Quilok for treason.

It's no secret that King Quilok

was envious of Alador.

Nevertheless, Alador's knighthood

was taken from him...

the most serious of punishments

that can befall a knight.

And it is in strict violation

of our treaties

to employ a knight

which has been banished.

I know what the treaties say,

Paxian.

My father was part of the counsel

that wrote them.

But the future of the kingdom

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