Keith-Dragon saw the portal begin to close, and...He overlaid some of his own Chaos energy to the portal. He was operating on instinct at the moment, and tried to follow the voices into the portal...But he never changed his chain back into a arm, and from within a Chaos Warp, he was being restrained. And, if one were to look inside of there, they'd find it wasn't Denera, his little Divine, though she was there. The one pulling his chain seemed to be human, and also seemed to have a emotive paper bag over his head...Other than that, he had a pink polo shirt on, a red jacket, and a pair of blue jeans. The shirt actually WAS from Earth, one of those snarky shirts with the caption; this one said 'Keep Laughing, This is Your Girlfriend's Shirt'. A voice emanated from the being,"Keith...I wouldn't suggest that. You won the battle...Dont ruin your victory."
He wasn't telling Keith the whole story, but he never planned to. He had one desire at the time:Keeping Keith in the tournament, and from killing or getting killed by these beings. Denera merely looked at Keith with reverence, as usual, but when elbowed by the person in the paper bag, she said,"Keith, come back. You need to win this tournament, right? He's fleeing...Victory is yours...And...Er...I cant think of anything else, but apparently bag-head has a reason for you to stay in the tournament that he wont tell me."
Keith-Dragon only diverted one of his heads, but stopped going toward the portal. He yanked his chainarm back, the figure never leaving the Chaos Warp and merely letting go of the Chain. He changed back into his normal form; the one with the skintight armor and no helm. He fell to the ground, though, landing on where most forms of organic life would have their spinal collum. Laying on the wrecked ground on his back, his arms spread out. He burst out laughing, and yelled at the portal only,"Next time we meet...Give me a reason for retreating. I'll be waiting, hahahaha!"
With that, he released the portal from his Chaos Energy to close on its own, as it'd been doing, and kept laying there, awaiting the final call on the battle.