Of course Illiendi follows and seems either utterly oblivious to the looks he is given or utterly unaffected by the attention he is gaining. His eyes rest solely on his 'master' and where he was being lead, it was important information if one were to serve a contented master if one knew all the favourite places of said master. Of course, Amano had been right in assuming he wasn't truly the 'master' here, he was just playing at it as children did when playing with adults. The difference in station of the pair was much the same, the boy was young and naive he had no idea the cruelties of the world around him and the people he interacted with and Illiendi was the wise adult, the one who understood the ugliness inside even the kindest smile and had to somehow teach this child to spot it too.

When they enter the little restaurant he glances at the decor and the settings with a brief and almost appreciative glance, neither breaking stride nor slowing to admire it. When the booth had been selected the avian like Illiendi pulled himself opposite and settled into the rather comfortable cushions. While it was not an unpleasant sensation there was a hint of discomfort at the cushioned surface an unfamiliarity that was swept away as quickly as a shadow passed across the sun. Even now he kept a straight backed posture, shoulders back and hands neatly folded into his lap, when quizzed about the others he simply flashed a brief, devilish grin before returning to a face of rigid neutrality. 

"Baron Drake, his luck with money will turn, he will be bankrupt before nightfall begging on the street for change. Mister Arnolds will be forgotten, even you will forget him by tomorrow. He will just be a raving insane man. Miss Carlise will find her business dries up as its found she's contracted a horrible illness meaning she can not really sell her body anymore. I believe that is all." He spoke as if it were no more than moves on a chess board to him, as if the people were just pieces being moved. No anger nor enjoyment just emotionless delivery of facts.