Alastor said nothing as he continued to observe the other push himself to pace as he seemed to think over what the radio demon had laid out thus far. The comment about Rosie prompted a huff, but it was not one he could necessarily disagree with. He had been sent all up and down the expanse of Hell - and well beyond the pride ring more than enough times - to understand that he was there to take the brunt of the burden for whatever she seemed to be searching for. And he'd only really been permitted to return when it seemed that Hell would not yield the results that she wanted.
Leaning back against the sofa, his arms folded across his chest, turning his gaze elsewhere to keep from growing overly frustrated by Vox's inability to give him a quick answer so that he would be done with this. But his ears remained perked as the other went into more details - about what he had to offer and what he was willing to give. Though the mention of two months as opposed to Alastor's earlier three made him roll his eyes once again. Why bother asking him for a time frame when he was simply going to propose something else?
The first part was not something he could see fault with. Information. Two months. Contingent on a continuation agreement at the end of that time period. Fine, fine. Overseeing Vox's safety was a given - and though he did quirk a brow slightly at the other's insistence that he be the one to determine was 'significant' was, he was going to have to hope that Vox did not see something as banal as a paper cut as 'significant'.
"As long as you are not out to get yourself harmed purposefully," Alastor clarified, regardless. "Otherwise, the entire deal is a bit moot, don't you think?"
There was some trust being given that Vox would like to remain unharmed, however, so Alastor waved for him to continue after that, still listening as he finally came about to specifying the one provision -
Even if it was actually two that he was proposing, the radio demon's brow furrowing in some significant confusion. If Vox wanted this to end - if he wanted to return back to his cushy life, what was the point in being so quick to pull Alastor back to his side? He did not quite understand that part of it.
Beholden to two individuals - and which leash would take precedence?
In truth... He could not find himself able to care. Let them fight it out, if need be. And beyond that... the idea of being able to prolong his proximity to Vox did not seem like an altogether negative thing - as long as this deal of theirs did not specify that Alastor had to do anything specific when summoned, save for act as a guardian. In that way, he could keep himself from suffering further humiliation if Vox saw fit to try and fenagle him into a stupid fucking chair again.
There were faults to the deal. He knew. But the benefits outweighed them. That aside, he was tired. And he no longer wanted to worry about carrying out Rosie's wishes. He knew what she had requested that he do - and she had given him the license to determine how to do it.
This was what she would get.
With a small exhale, Alastor stared up at the offered hand, only mildly uncertain as he watched it crackle with the other's energy.
What else did he have to lose at this point?
Reaching out, his own palm glowed its familiar eerie green, dark tendrils of shadow coursing from his digits up along his wrist and forearm - until their hands met in the confirming shake, the combined light between them illuminating the room around them before fading entirely - and leaving them once again in silent acceptance.
"...Can we sleep now?" Alastor uttered under his breath, devoid of any remaining energy to provide further dry commentary to what they had just agreed to. It had not quite clicked that Vox would now be guaranteed that no matter where Rosie sent Alastor... that he would not be left behind. At least if she deigned to do so within the allotted time period.
It might come to him later. When he had more capacity to think about it.