Something doesn't have to be "in the air" for you to feel it. [But that's all she'll say on the matter. The dragon's presence does make her feel a soft but ever-present discomfort, an unease, a prickling on her skin. She tries to ignore it.]

It's true that it wasn't exactly the dragon's fault for its situation, but... it was too much of a threat to everyone else to leave unchecked. [She glances in its direction.] I wish there were a way to put it out of its misery, though.