Pulls out a flask with moon shine in it, raising it she then takes a swig immediately perking up.

Kelly took a swig of the Purple People drink and immediately transformed into a fifty foot dragon, spitting fire out onto the building.

"Kelly, you might want to control the mouth, killing us all isn't really the best idea," Ivy chuckled.

Kelly wasn't in control of her dragon self and didn't hear Ivy as she roared and stomped her way through the wall and outside.

Ivy blinked rapidly--in disbelief hoping she was just seeing things and that Kelly didn't walk into the wall reducing it to rumble, the sighing.

Lucian was slightly in shock the entire time as things were happening much too quickly for him -- whatever was going on, however, was not his problem, though it was the problem of this immature girl who couldn't seem to reel in her stupidity; thus, he merely sat down and watched the wreckage that she caused.

((AGREED!! LOL, it's really hard! All the punctuation is suddenly coming into play. . . . the Grammar Police would be appalled!! :insane:))

"Then it's on the house, despite what my manager will think!" Aaron smiled, swiftly handing out glasses of a fizzy drink - he noticed someone's wary look at their beverage - and then perked his ears in the new dragon's direction.

Once outside in her new dragon form Kelly took off in flight to destroy more things, only to get high above the area and transform back into her human form; where had she put that jug!?

Just as the dragon flew off, Aaron noticed the hole she had created in the tavern wall . . . and the jug that was still sitting nearby. "That's not . . . pleasant."

Lucian's eyes nearly popped out of his head when the girl transformed back into a human at such a high altitude -- things were not going to end well if she just splatted onto the ground, so the Russian male made up his mind and used some of the power that came with having no soul left, forming a little bubble for Kelly to fall onto that would save her.

Kelly fell onto the bubble safely and without warning, transformed again into the human form of a cat demon, memories flooding her as her true identity had finally returned.

Aaron wiped his hands off on a towel, staring at Lucien. "You aren't human, are you?"

Lucian looked over at the man with a look that said, "No duh," and then sighed deeply -- he mumbled, "Of course I'm not. I have no soul, you see, so I'm not human," with a morose smile on his face.

As his ears disappeared, Aaron nodded slowly with a stunned look on his face. "I've never heard of that before."

Lucian nodded and let out a sigh of understanding, sitting down in a chair and leaning his elbows on the table -- "Of course you haven't. But, that's okay. I'm not trying to put you on the spot for it or anything."

"What else can you do?" the teen asked, leaning back against the counter behind him with a curious expression on his face.

The red-head chuckled and stared at the man with an amused look on his face; it was as if this person wanted to figure out what this little toy could do -- "Oh? I can do an endless amount of things as long as my mind can create them. The things that I want to appear can appear. It's all about imagination."

"Imagination," Aaron narrowed his brown eyes and looked up at the ceiling in thought before speaking again. "Anything?"

"Absolutely anything, my friend. What would you like me to create for you to prove it?" the man asked with a playful glint in his eyes, waiting for a direction.

"A pink unicorn with buttons for eyes," Aaron said, crossing his arms with an interested smile.

Lucian laughed at the request since it wasn't the first time someone had asked him to do that -- in fact, the first person to ever ask him to do that was his little sister, who, unfortunately, now thinks that he's dead -- "Coming right up, sir," the man said as a pink unicorn with button-eyes appeared behind Aaron.

"You're kidding me?!" The teen's eyes were wide as he looked from the pink unicorn to Lucian.

The man could only throw his head back and laugh hysterically, tears coming to his eyes at the shock in Aaron's face -- "Not kidding over here!"

Aaron stared for a moment longer before reaching out to touch the unicorn, seeming utterly surprised that it wasn't a figment of his imagination. "No, you're not kidding . . . and this power you have is unlimited?"

Again, Lucian chuckled as the man touched the unicorn, replying with a "Sure, it's unlimited. At least until I die."