[ Sebastian nods in agreement, since even if his experience with other supernatural creatures was limited, it seemed fair to assume that they were more durable. He has a comment on that but holds it as Silco continues, and right away, that bitter, vicious anger speaks to Sebastian deeply. It’s a rare emotion he can genuinely relate to, if not in this particular situation. Anything that gets the best of him will have it returned ten times over, and it’s clear Silco wants exactly the same level of retaliation. To anything, it seems. ]

Duly noted. I am sure we can learn a bit about how to make it wane and wilt. My apologies for this gap in my knowledge, but at the very least, I can promise that I will not allow it to escape.

[ An assurance offered first, but he hums thoughtfully as he considers it further. If this is what Silco might ask of him, then he may reconsider some of the spells that he had learned. There were a few he imagines may be more useful in situations like this. It’s nothing Silco needs to concern himself with, though, so he doesn’t bring it up. Instead, his secondary idea comes to mind, and he gestures generally toward Silco. ]

Why, with your permission… If it has a soul, may I eat it?

[ There’s a cruel chill in those words that would unnerve most, but he doesn’t think it will bother Silco. It’s why he barely even gives a pause between the question and his elaboration. ]

I have only ever eaten humans before. If the opportunity presents itself, I would enjoy trying others.