Devaguea 'tolerated' the kid treatment for two days, only giving them flat glares to let them know his opinion of the treatment. Then the third day started, and he called all of them together, and told them that they had two opinions. The first was to stop treating him like he was made of carved ice. The second was he would starting acting like a kid, and NO ONE wanted that.<br/><br/>He argued with his paladin that she was not helping by always being in armor. It suggested a lack of faith in his people, that she was always by him in armor like he suspected they would attack him at any given opportunity. It suggested a lack of faith in the guards, that they were unable to protect him without her being there. It suggested she did not think he could take care of himself. And while he did find her being in armor and nearby comforting in the wilds, at home he would be willing to settle for her being in just the breastplate. Less noise, and less threatening to his subjects. (diplomacy 33 [+15])<br/><br/>He was impressed that the craftsman wasn't a true alchemist, just a hobbyist, but that did remind him of his deal with Erin, and he added a proper alchemist shop to the list of buildings that the city needed. After adding the building, he glanced at the calendar in his 'office' before stretching his wings. He then gathered his usual group, taking Sak'bas, Korima, Talia, Sena, and Allison. He planned to make a trip to Restov before swinging back around to visit Varnhold. While in Restov, he purchased what he considered his insurance policy, a single scroll of resurrection, and then waited a day for the others to finish, before they headed to Varnhold.