Devaguea smirked at the extra languages, pointing out that he knew about a third of the ones Nyrissa had added, and another four besides. He had no problems showing her the world from higher elevations, casting form of the dragon three to get the stronger wings than his own so they could climb faster.<br/><br/>Once up in the air, he let Talia know they were done with the ruin, and that they needed a few priests to move in to hold rituals for the fallen, and a few historians to see what they could learn from it. He also added that they had the artifact fragment, and the entirety of the royal armory, but would be taking a couple days to themselves before returning.<br/><br/>Most of the areas Nyrissa wanted to show off were small and isolated, though Devaguea would comment that the locations were nice, but they were only beautiful because of the company. Still it was an enjoyable two days of just relaxing, wandering, talking and enjoying each other's company. Then Talia contacted him about the Pathfinder Society wanting a meeting with him, sooner rather than later. So wit ha sigh, he agreed to a meeting in three days, which would give him time to catch up on the work Vuller hadn't or couldn't do, as well as let Allison look over the artifact fragment. With Stroon working on a cheap and portable non-intelligent monster repellant project, and Nyrissa the half elf leading a mapping expidition to the south, Allison was all he had free for the moment. He also added the three cursed items to the 'cursed collection' to be used as a training aid for the three current 'adventurer colleges.'<br/><br/>On the day of the meeting, it was decided it would be Anke, Nyrissa, and himself representing the kingdom, with Sak'bas and two of the centuars as guards in the throne room. Was Devaguea deliberately stacking the deck in his favor? Oh yes, he had more talent and power in that room than some nations could boast. But he also wanted to make a point that he had far more concerns than a normal nation did, what with trying to keep his disparate races from trying to run off in their own directions.