He immediately regretted this decision and wished he had gone for the other first, but this one was easier to get to. In fact, all he had to do was stand there, or so it seemed. He bowed again. "Good evening Lady Ne'Kelog," he said, at this point a little honestly wouldn't hurt. "I have only recently been hired to entertain at Lady Keil's parties. Keep this in mind please, as I am still a little nervous over entertaining for such nobility." That part was a lie. He was well aware of what they could make him do.<br/><br/>He glanced at her appreciatively. At least her age didn't show and she certainly didn't act it. He could deal with this for a time. He hoped so at least as there was no getting out of it now. He added to his 'newbie entertain' story by pretending to be a little bashful and looked to the floor away from her and the others and taking a more passive stance. Absently brushing his curly hair from his face and tugging at the hem of his vest, pretending to be awkward in his close and surroundings.