According to Sir Cador, if the world were filled with Succubi he'd want to be an Incubus. That was fair she supposed, those came with at least some resistance to the succubus wiles. "Oh? Well, I suppose I could look into that for you. If any others pop up... I'll let you know~" she mused her mannerisms still light and joking. Even to the point that she managed another laugh because of what Cador had to say in relation to the one known as King Leorio. "Shishishi~ I don't know if those count as hidden~" she stated after clearing it up. Still what would come of her open offer to help the man out of his particular level of predicament.
Cador seemed a bit surprised by the offer made by Merlyn. Given what she'd seen of the woman he previously dealt with, she could understand at least a little why he'd be so surprised. What was more, his mental run to vulgarity just caused a smile on her face. She supposed she could have done exactly as he said. She still could, such things were well within her abilities. "Of course. I was quite serious about not taking advantage~" she said. Having knowledge of the effects she had on people, she wouldn't want them to feel as if their free will had be stripped by simply offering them things which their nature would have made them happy to get. That is how one got a Kolin, and the world didn't need that. "And yes, I would have offered that to you. But that is counterproductive per my previous point~" she mentioned with a playful wink. It was joking but still she knew, the type of woman that was Kolin would never offer such a thing. The poor men in her life were starved but likely felt like they got so much by her manipulation, such was the nature of one who took advantage but gave little to nothing in return. But what of her offer? He wouldn't take it. Of course he wouldn't, an sigh left the lass in the moment still. She was happy, sort of. "The men in my life are so difficult to look after... won't take help freely offered. So willful and unnecessarily difficult~" she said with a playful pout crossing her face. Even as that little seed of light disappeared and she'd go on to tap her forehead gently. "Still, that is what I enjoy about the free will of mankind. I suppose that is the exchange on that, I won't complain," she stated most wistfully. If he wished to use his previous experiences to help out the lad, and work through them on his own, she had no room to question his resolve. Such resolve is why he could of course, have such casual conversations with her. Even so, the amount of independence in men like Cador and Arthur could be taken as a bit annoying, she knew not all wanted to walk an easy path, but to lighten the burden a little wouldn't have changed much. What about the fun part?