[Vergil glances at Dante as he begins his slow circle, but otherwise remains focused on finishing up with the tomatoes.]

That rarely is a concern of mine. [It isn't a brag. He's far too matter-of-fact in the statement for it to be a reflection of Vergil's long-standing superiority complex over Dante. For all the ways in which Vergil has historically possessed blindspots when it comes to his decisions that could likely call into question the validity of his insight, he's never been one to doubt himself.] If I did not possess any trust in myself whatsoever, I would not have agreed to it.