Driscoll nodded with each name and threw his eyes about the room to try and spot them. He did not turn his head or move his body. He only looked to where he could see from his spot beside the Queen. "I will stick with the first two for now, if I cannot work anything out of them, then I shall try for the third you mentioned. I do not want to create any rifts between you and Lady Neild," he said. From the corner of his eye, he saw a flash of bright green and turn his head only slightly to see it better. That was possibly Lady Hil'Haldendir. Definitely an eyesore of bright green, there was no doubt.<br/><br/>Though she was in sight, he thought that it might be better to try the other first; Lady Ne'Kelog. With a taste for young men, he would surely have bonus points in trying to get her attention. "If you don't mind, my Queen, I should feel inclined to begin this task. In fact, I might even be a bit excited for it." Driscoll smiled wickedly, then bow his head and turned to leave the group in search of Jay.<br/><br/>He found her by another refreshment table. He couldn't help but admire the way she managed to get such bright colours to work for her. He slid into the group, not next to her but definitely in sight. He interrupted the whispered conversation that was going on between Jay and a couple others of her clan and a few he did not recognize. "Excuse me my Ladies and Lords, are you enjoying your evening? he asked, in a sweet tone. He changed his entire demeanor again, shifting into a more welcoming and light-hearted mood and expression.