The laughter seemed to catch the Corinthian by surprise. Normally he liked the silence, and the sense of peace it afforded, but in this situation it was almost....disconcerting for him, and he latched onto the question with a strange feeling of relief.

"If anyone asks, we'll just say you were at a party that got a a little too out of hand," he replied after a moment, giving Crowley a very brief, very thin half smirk. "But I really don't think it'll be a problem. Mortals....when they see things they can't understand, then have a tendency to blank it from memory, or gloss over it, just to make life easier." He should know, as often as he encountered it himself.