The guard, yet another kind of beast Lex had never seen before, looked at Les sceptically.
"Look man, it's none of my business," he said. "I was just giving you some advice. What you do is ultimately up to you - I won't stop you. I was just letting you know what you should know."
"Yes, and I assure you that I won't cause any trouble," Lex said sincerely. "Just so that I'm extra sure, why don't you tell me all the rules of this place so that I don't accidentally break some."
The guard took a step back.
"Look man, I'm just doing my job here. Why don't you go ask someone else - they'll be sure to tell you exactly what you want to know."
The more that the guard wanted to avoid Lex, the more Lex became interested in him. Lex had genuinely come here without any intention of causing problems. He honestly didn't know how he was going to handle Diyor yet, and there was the possibility that he might not do anything at all.
