Devaguea greeted his professional log splitter with a raised wing, and a compliment on how well her turn had gone. He wasn't sure how genuine the emotions Irovetti showed where, but did not otherwise comment on the apparent 'flaw' that just HAPPENED to be given to Devaguea's competitor.<br/><br/>Still, the fact that Devaguea was pretty good at reading people, and Irovetti had just rather casually stonewalled his ability to do so meant he had to change his plans for the next event. He had been thinking of having Tina boast in such a way to hopefully panic Irovetti with how much they knew, and Devaguea would casually lean in and deliver the telling blow before he could recover. Now, however, he wasn't confident in the plan, so instead had her go to her 'casual' story, boasting about a red dragon she had match wits with, handily defeated, and then walked out with only the choicest bits of its hoard after lulling it back to slumber.<br/><br/>That was the plan for tomorrow, however; for tonight, he shifted to a human form, and then went out and had a nice afternoon with Camilla, spending it people watching and chatting, before returning for dinner.