<span style="color: #FFFF00">Well it had taken a few more moments to finish putting around the silverware, and naturally Mulberry was interested in setting things up far differently than most other species might have. He paused for a moment and looked back before just totally relaxing. No one was going to agree on a specific method, so he figured that he might as well have stopped trying to match everything as such.<br/><br/>Looking up slowly he noticed that Jeremi still hadn't been sitting too close to him. To be honest he didn't quite realize that the other individual felt so uneasy, so soon he was...trying to get him to speak but then eventually Jeremi just looked back to turn toward the kitchen as though he were thinking of leaving.<br/><br/>Oh certainly he could be mischievous, and he was certainly one to hold a grudge like any fae would. It was just in their nature, and their history hadn't been the most pleasant anyway, which might help to explain why it seemed like so many had a chip on their shoulder. That being said, he wasn't going to cause much trouble since no one here had harmed him.<br/><br/>In fact in his mind he was still acting on behalf of the orders to guard and follow Lilu given to him by what he saw as a forest guardian, so he wasn't going to act out of line at all at the moment.<br/><br/>Once Eira had made it to the backyard and looked across the crowd of people as such, Mulberry glanced back as though he were staring toward her intently as well. He wasn't quite sure what it was that she had wanted and he was offering her now the wide-eyed saucer-shaped eyes of a child as a somewhat uncomfortable greeting for her.<br/><br/>It would certainly have looked unusual, considering that few people could say that a wide-eyed fairy that was at least somewhat seated at a table greeted them. Naturally he wasn't seated in the way most should be as a result of his diminutive height, and that was perhaps a noticeable thing in its own right.<br/><br/>If nothing else, it certainly wasn't the same sort of thing that most people would have seen day to day, and that was before looking around at everyone else who was just as unusual as he was. It sure wouldn't be a very dull dinner that was for sure.<br/></span>