"I'm with Tony on how weirdly easy that was," he says.
"We-ell, it's not over yet," the Joker points out. "The nuke was a big deal, but it's not the only card on the table. We've got some cleanup to do."
"Tony has completed her task and is now authorized to shake John down for goodies," Cam mentions. "And can't do a whole lot outside the scope of said shakedown. Probably you want to stop the car and I should make her whatever she wants and you should send her home and you can call her back in later if you want."
"It might be a better idea to get back to the Joker's place first. Assuming you don't mind, Tony."
"I show up in the circle and all I get to say is 'yes, summoner' or 'no, summoner'," Cam expands, "depending on if I like the deal they propose or not. They are concerned I will tempt them out of their souls if I get to say anything else. Tony could probably answer summons every week for a century and never get gagged once."
"Because angels never tried to trade anything for anybody's soul," snorts Tony. "I mean, not that I'm saying gagging demons is the best solution to the problem, but the problem exists."
"What makes you think souls are real and demons can do anything with 'em?"
Cam smiles a little. "I don't think this should be common knowledge among summoners. Because the situation where it comes up, practically speaking, is one where you have a summoner who's that desperate and a demon who's that much of an asshole. I would rather those two find something meaningless to trade than have common knowledge of its meaninglessness and have to move onto something with effects."
"I don't actually know how the rumor got started, and I will concede that it's often personally inconvenient for us non-asshole demons, but yeah."
"Okay, and while we're talking about things nobody talks about in the world where it doesn't matter that we're talking about them - you're an ex-summoner too, right?"