He shrugged. "I made several assumptions there, yes, but even if he WAS just a normal mortal, it cost me nothing. And all the interface models can use the aura of awe and fear, as well as several minor deific abilities. Hell, most of the Death Guard are demigods from the amount of blood and death and war they have survived. So no, I revealed very little, and most of it was already known, so I lost almost nothing. And knowing Barid, I would argue all I did was appear to do exactly what he expected. Battles and wars aren't won by the person with the perfect plan, they are won by being the side to make the second to last screw up. And you do THAT by feinting, throwing them bad intelligence, make him guess wrong, be in the wrong place, use the wrong counters to my forces, and other things."<br/><br/>He smiled, and leaned back against the seat as it molded to his form, letting him get comfortable. "But lets discuss that, and see what you would have done in that situation."<br/><br/>That would help pass the time to Dragon's Roost, as well as telling her about the battles where he had won without ever wounding anyone. It was a pleasant change of pace.