He watched the smile creep onto her lips and pondered upon it a bit. He was indeed on par and probably did share similar strategies. He, however, was not going to reveal such important information to the demon woman in front of him. He was trying to throw her off but didn't realy expect it towork or happen very easily. However, he was not the type to give up or give in. He merely studied her back and tried to see if he could figure out how she worked. What made her tick? What interested her in him was still such a big mystery. It was, even if he didn't show it, confusing yet enticing all at the same time. He knew she had expected stronger most demons did. He still wondered what drove her to kill angels just for their hearts.<br/><br/>He heard her laughing but what he had asked was a serious question. He said nothing about her laughing though as it was not of any interest to him. He watched her seem to have some internal thought and process. He looked at her and had absolutely no expression on his face. "Too loyal?" He parrots. Smiling impishly. "Such an interesting concept and perception you have on me. Such tantalizing perspective." He says simply. "Too curious? No. I highly doubt I am too curious as to be curious is to have the drive to find the solution to a problem." He shrugged a bit. "I will attempt the puzzle solving but even should I fail to break her curse its not really my issue. This is her brothers and their families issue. If I take it upon myself to waste precious time trying to solve their issue that is on me. However, I know nothing of this spell and will have to investigate it further. Will be a bit fun I admit to try to solve your magical puzzle."<br/><br/>Sarcasm did not go right over his head but that is what he wanted her to think. Hence why he used it merely as a means to hold conversation rather than taking it seriously. It would take a lot more than sarcasm to ruffle his feathers. He would not make a very good meal because unlike the girl he could protect himself from her hungry strikes. He would play this game but knew it was only a matter of time before she grew too hungry or too bored to keep up this game. He said nothing and merely watched her for a very long moment. "I know the clock is ticking but what conversation do the hands hold at noon and midnight?" He says in a riddlistic way.