Piro quirked a brow as you identified your master; apparently interested in the reward such a man could offer.  Though that interest seems to abate as you continue with your point of how much trouble he would likely get in were his actions revealed.  Even though he masked it well behind his aloof facade, your keen insight would reveal that your words had left him at least a little shaken.  He would cast you a calculating glance that entirely lacked the amusement and interest it once had in the exchange.<strong>”Then I suppose the issue pivots upon whether it would be more inconvenient for me to remain in your company or to uproot my life here and disappear under a new identity in a far away land while you return to your cage.  I suppose only time will tell.”</strong><br/><br/>With that, the kitsune dismisses the exchange by getting up from the chair to extinguish the burning clothes.  While he is doing that, the tiefling would return to the common room to tell you that your bath was drawn and ready.  It is an exchange that Piro visibly despises, knowing full well the sort of sorcery that his friend is afflicted by and seems to be taking your actions it into consideration.