Her Performance was coming to a close but she still had a bit to do. With a clap of her hands both the dragon and the gargoyle stopped and the streams of ribbons fell to the floor. "Another brilliant performance and now we move into the next! Dragon taming!!! OooooooooooOOOoOOoooo." Yes the excess noise was important. It was for emphasis on how cool the next act would be...er...she was just hoping the dragon didn't hurt her gargoyle again or vice versa. They seemed to take this stunt particularly serious.

Lex tossed the coiled up whip that she'd been holding for sometime out onto the stage and watched the gargoyle claim it.

The dragon instinctively took a few steps back.

CRACK! The whip sounded and the dragon snarled, craning it's neck forward and snapping at its antagonist. The dragon took flight, circling but the gargoyle wouldn't follow suit. She'd already told him that he wasn't allowed. She watched the dragon swoop down but the gargoyle avoided the attack with one swift move and whipped at it again.

The dragon headed for the air again but not before the gargoyle lunged and fixed himself on it's back.

"Oi! What'd I say earlier?!" But it was too late, both collided with the stage, the whip long forgotten. Were they...was this..."Knock it off!" Couldn't they see that Mr. Vinteren was watchiiiiiing? UGH.

She drew the line when the dragon bit the gargoyle. Last time he did that she spent the afternoon trying to piece him together. No really, they had to stop, it was annoying her. They were making her look bad. Finally when it seemed like she would have parts scattered across the stage again. "Expulso!" Both went out with a BOOM. Lex took a heavy sigh and rubbed her temples before finally facing the audience with a grin. Everything could be played off with a grin.

Lex walked to the centre of the stage and took a bow. "Hope you enjoyed the...er...performance!" BEAM. Then she quickly grabbed her things and hurried off the stage.