She peers at him, her deep eyes clearly burning with rage at seeing the one who'd slain her most recent consort, as well as defying the entire army, and Tiamat herself... but also a deep curiosity, at who he really is. "I could not best Abarithax, not in open combat," she admits. "What chance have I with you? No... no, combat is not right. How about... a game?" As she asks, she pulls out a board, designed for a game similar to chess, but with many more pieces; far more complex, and a far deeper strategy game. It's adorned with a perfect set of pieces, one side, the common pieces carved from a blood-red sandstone, the major pieces from rubies, the other side a pale blue stone, and sapphires. A true treasure, undoubtedly.