Dean considered Aza’s words with a settling psyche. Although he was, in essence, a sort of incubus, he was an assassiney incubus, which made information tantamount to oral sex in his book. He took in what she said, cataloguing it away, only a modest portion of his mind latching on to the mental image of a drow who ‘take and leave little’. He had this odd image of Donovan spent to the point that he became a frail old man, with too-little lubrication left on his rubbed-raw manhood.<br/><br/>The idea made Dean grin, and this one wasn’t so altruistic. “Donovan is my Knight, shapeshifter,” he said calmly. “He is neither brother nor friend, but something in between, and not. You would need to add the word ‘opposite’ in the mix to get an accurate mental image of the space.” With his hair neatly tucked behind his neck, Dean turned a bit, taking the nipping girl in. “Fox or human? What manner or thing are you? Kitsune, bound with the spirit of a fox, or perhaps a fox bitten by a cursed human at a young age? I’m sure it’s rare for humans to curse animals, but quite possible.”<br/><br/>Dean had a small encyclopedia of knowledge about hexes and curses tucked away. Although he was not, at his core, a spellcaster, both he and Donovan had trained deeply enough in the arts to recognize most known dangers and how to counter them. With enough power, Dean could manage some rather cunning hexes, particularly if they dealt with darkness or lust. Likewise, Donovan had quite a few tricks up his sleeve. The duo were balanced, if not entirely happy with it.<br/><br/>Reaching back and to the side, Dean’s fingers traced the shell of the girl’s petite little ear, tugging playfully at the lobe. “Careful, little one. Donovan is the nice one. I’m positively *addictive.*” And his grin was all old Dean now, salacious, tempting, and playful.<br/><br/>Donovan must have spent enough of that desire to let come back to himself, although it sounded like the gymnastics were still going on below. Perhaps the fox-shapeshifter was correct; the drow did take and leave little.<br/>