Did he enjoy it? Tightening his jaw, he also tried to tighten the bond a bit. To be quite frank, it'd been the most action he'd seen since he'd been bonded to Shula. It was hard to invite cute one night stands over when there was a fire breathing draconic demon, tail and horns included, tearing up the couch. Even if the magic he could use hid her appearance, it was pretty blatantly obvious she wasn't related to him, and she would look damn attractive as a human. The longer he spent with her too, the harder it was for him to acknowledge she was in fact a demon. Sometimes, he'd just look at her and see her like any human. Her obvious inexperience was almost charming too. One of his preferences was a little innocence.<br/><br/>"Like I said, I don't mess around with demons. Catching something from humans is already a big enough risk, imagine what I might catch from something that's seen more bedrooms than an IKEA salesman down here. I don't want to be the first human to get the dragon flu." He knew he was lying and it felt odd. He hadn't ever really lied to her before. He'd ducked around the truth a couple times, but never had there been a serious discussion where he lied. Realizing she probably didn't understand his joke, he started going on, "IKEA is a furniture store, they have... Fuck, I'm just saying that I don't do anything with demons. I've seen what can happen." While he wasn't necessarily lying about not messing around with demons, he still had issues admitting he did find Shula damn good looking, and a harder time saying his libido wasn't a step ahead of his eyes.