He raised an eyebrow, before shrugging. "Then again, with your sensitivity to magic, and uncanny ability to always be right, I would have thought you would have wanted it to rub it in their faces. Besides, maybe it was exactly what it appeared to be. You know, one of those gifts the gods like to throw in front of mortals to laugh at their paranoia induced indecision."<br/><br/>He was teasing her, as he gave her a quick hug, before putting her back on his shoulder. He waited until they got home, and offered to set up the cage in JUST the right spot, just to make sure it wouldn't get dropped later. Once they were in her room, though, he turned to her. "Alright, so what was the point of that meeting other than to irritate me? And Death, but I get the feeling he is irritated by thinking, let alone actually doing anything."