"Oh, he might be able to do something privately--for a short time, and then once it was done to his satisfaction, we would all know about it. At times, that isn't a bad thing, though." Considering Wrathion was guilty of that himself, he didn't exactly feel right mocking Kelson for it.

Sansa's next comment had him arching his brows. Not that this was a bad thing, but--he pauses. Wrathion did understand why humans chose to wear black. He was uncertain if it was something he should inquire about, though. He definitely thought that it was not her former husband she had been in mourning for, after all.

"That...I hope that is a good thing?" the dragon ventures, cautious. "To simply make a selfish comment, I think you would be positively stunning in almost any shade of green."