[Liem’s knowledge of the lower planes and their denizens is more rudimentary than his studied and even intimate knowledge of the undead, but he does know that on Golarion, fiends were never known for appreciating anything about humanity, save perhaps its capacity to be turned to depredation and sin. The lift of his brow indicates that he does indeed think Sebastian’s answer an odd one; it humanizes him more than he expected. People are absolutely capable of maintaining both complex interests and deep capacities for cruelty and evil, but he wouldn’t have guessed the same was true of demonkind.
He supposes the fondness for civilized hobbies could all be an act, but if it is, Sebastian’s commitment to it is unshakeable.]
I didn’t know your kind could appreciate such things.
[Perhaps the implication, that he’d assumed the demon’s interest to be feigned, is rude to voice—but Sebastian had to have known he was thinking it. Liem’s eyes flick from the display of carved bone to Sebastian’s pleasant countenance.]
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He supposes the fondness for civilized hobbies could all be an act, but if it is, Sebastian’s commitment to it is unshakeable.]
I didn’t know your kind could appreciate such things.
[Perhaps the implication, that he’d assumed the demon’s interest to be feigned, is rude to voice—but Sebastian had to have known he was thinking it. Liem’s eyes flick from the display of carved bone to Sebastian’s pleasant countenance.]
You didn’t find Horos to be hospitable?