"I have a dagger for that." Deadpan. "I made a deal with a demoness for it. I killed her body, her unborn child, right here on this late." He had become more brazen in response to her attitude. She was trying to throw him off but she hadn't done it yet. That would come in a moment; instead, he tried to do the same to her. "I kill her and spare her unpleasantness. She would be reborn. The child would not. It all had to do with demon lords and what not. I earned myself a dagger out of though and it's the sort that snatches up souls. Those are the best for scratching ones back, and, if I'm not mistaken, for dealing with creatures like you." Then with a little smile, whether she could see it or not, pressed in as he was making herself. "I prefer other means, of course."
Then, of course, she threw him with the look, the words, the giddy expression. "Maybe you remind me of a corpse I once knew." He muttered, not sure what else to say.
Thankfully, business brought things back, even if it was a wicked sort of business. "She'll know what she has to. Your rewards will depend upon the tasks, I am sure. Some of them I dare think you might find their own reward. As for the rest, well, I am open to negotiation." Then finally. "As for the Whelp and her knight, well, I think this will balance that wonderfully, no?"
