Devageua assumed the group already knew who everyone opposite of them was that weren't acting as guards, so he wasn't surprised when his side wasn't introduced. He nodded slightly as each name was given, committing it to memory, not caring that normal protocol for rulers was to not show the 'normal' minute movements that everyone else used, to further separate them from their subjects. After all, Devaguea was a dragon, and that was a pretty firm separation right there.<br/><br/>That said, he was a bit taken back at a ratfolk deciding what was and was not of use to him. Still, negotiations were early, so he didn't take offense. "Close, but undeniably wrong. Because this piece, on its own, represents stability. As much as the Pathfinders are known for solving problems, they are equally known for causing problems. So why should I not hold onto it and allow the risk of you using it for... You know, I asked the Pathfinders why they 'needed' it, and was never answered."