The two females fallow not seeming extremely impressed by the lair until they spot the illusionary worm.  At that point Tuorthrodenarcaniss seems intrigued, "Well it seems you are indeed a powerful spellcaster to make a permanent programmed image on that scale, how did you choose to deal with the magicial leakage issue such produce given enough time in existance, or are you dealing with it by recasting the spell from time to time?  I'd love to compare notes with you at some point concerning this matter assuming you don't object" She seems surprisingly excited over the matter, not what'd you expect from a council custodian.  Infact the mere fact that she so quickly caught up on the potential problems from long term s pells suggests if anything she was a student of the arcane arts herself.<br/><br/>Auronilirix on the other hand doesn't seem to care one way or another on the issue of the spell and instead chooses to glance about the optical and arcane illusions with interest.  Her eyes judging such displays to be pathetically overrated and egotistical at best for one with such a small pathetic hoard as this worthless red dragon.  Her own suspicion of his intents and testimony being kept silent as she watched the display before her.  How could such a 'lowly ranked' red dragon have such a developed hoard, why go through the trouble of defending something that had no value?  The tricks were worth more then the hoard itself from what his testimony said.