"In my world, there are bad dragons and good dragons," he explains. "Kisara and Blue-Eyes are some of the good ones."

As he suspected, Ferroc was a little softer than his size implied. So just as with dragons, maybe there were good charr and bad charr. Good humans and bad humans. Logic even a child could understand, but something adults tended to forget.

While the request was made in good faith, Kaiba shakes his head. "Afraid not. It's very delicate. Definitely not made for claws and paws."

So he says, having rather sharp nails himself. But it was multi-million dollar equipment, something he can't risk on a stranger.