He gave a shrug, even as he bent one of the combat stance signs and lighting it to use as a fire-starter, letting it get a good flame before sticking it in the barrel with the painting, "You know they're just going to wait until we get a good blaze going so they can come out here and tell us to be careful." He replied, though he was watching the flames climb slowly up the painting, licking up the frame first before skirting out across the painting itself, the varnish and the paint beneath starting to soften and then blister and sizzle.

It was difficult to say for sure if he was watching just to make sure the flames didn't get out of hand, or if Five had been right about who should be the one to start the fire and Klaus was just trying his hardest to lay one last curse on Reginald's metaphorical grave.