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Capell could see she was taking this really harshly, so he changed his tone and started walking towards her, but slowly because he wasn't sure if she was a danger to him as well as herself. "Teresia... Just take it easy, okay..? You're not alone in this world when it comes to hardships. The world itself has problems, all we have to do is listen." He realized the hypocrasy in this little speech, seeing as how he just told her something along the lines of the opposite seconds ago. "And speaking of listening, it seems like you need a good listener right about now. I know I'm probably not first on that list of people you'd like to spill your problems to, but I'm here to listen nonetheless." He concluded, trying to get her to stop hurting herself and calm down.

He sighed and nodded. "You're right, I do know the world doesn't work like that..." Capell looked around and laid back, seeing that at least now they were going to have a conversation and not a screaming match. "But just because the world doesn't want to work like that doesn't mean I don't have to. Anything's possible, you know that. I don't care if the world I think I see is fake, it opens me up to the bigger picture." He talked in riddles and planned on keeping that way.

Uh-oh. Definately didn't go as planned. He hopped up and yelled out to her. "Whoa, whoa, whoa!! Hold up there, Teresia!" He called, but it was apparent she wasn't gonna stop for him. Capell grabbed Sykes, his bag, and his flute, then ran after her, wondering if this was a good idea or not. "Dammit... For an Elf, I need to start using my brain some more."

He caught up to her and laughed. "I thought that was what made me a good person, because I was impulsive and all that crap!" He considered the question and honestly replied. "You wanna know why I'm still following you? Alright, here's why: You stole MY first kiss, practically raped me because you were waking up and thirsty, and because... Because for some odd, God-only-known reason I care about you!!" He blurted out, as if the rest of the world didn't exist to hear what he just shouted out.

He was taken back in disbelief. "Really?? Really?! What do I have to gain from this, Teresia?!" He asked, dumbfounded that she thought he was lying when he genuinely meant it. "I'm not gonna leave you alone because you saved me and you're the first person I've bonded to, ever!" He emphasized as he stood at the base of the tree.

"Of course I've bonded to Sykes, but let's get real here for a second, Teresia, Sykes is a DRAGON, not a PERSON, there's a bit of a difference!" He continued to argue with her, wondering if this was going to get anywhere. If there was one thing he learned as a kid, it was that if you wanted your voice to be heard, you had to talk calmly and quietly. "Teresia," He took a deep breath to make sure he wasn't screaming anymore. "Do me a favor: Let's stop fighting like this. If we're at least going to bite each other's heads off, we might as well do it in a civil manner." He didn't know what to do, honestly, she was just being extremely difficult to work with, and he had never done this before.

He continued to stay calm becuase it seemed to be working. "That's true, but I doubt you or I have killed any dragons willingly, so you and I aren't to blame." He concluded. He didn't even have to think about answering the rest of it. "I'm not trying to cause you pain, that's the accidental results of this arguement, what I am trying to do, however, is show you that I care for you. If that hurts you, then... I'll stop." He summed up this whole arguement into a simple if and then statement... I think he deserves some kinda prize for that.

"Teresia... That's not true, don't say that." He simply commented. He could see that she wasn't really willing to move at this point, he even wondered if she heard him. "Ter'..?"