<span style="color: DarkOrange">“Slime is an accurate description though, and thus why they are called that.  another accurate name is Goo I guess, though I personally don't like that one.”</span>Helios said, only needing one sniff  to really identify the creature.  And by the color, this one likely came from a area rich in fresh, clean water.  At least to be such a pure blue color.  The ones to fear were red.  The Ones who fed of another creature’s blood for sustenance.  Though Helios just watched, sipping at his glass of water as the curvy woman set the jar down and began to open it.<span style="color: DarkOrange">“I don’t think letting it out is really necessary.”</span>He just relaxed though, not moving to stop her, and only mostly just listening to her speak.<br/><br/>Though he did watch the slime take shape, imitating the curvy woman.  He didn’t have a chance to comment on that before someone approached.  A redhead covered in what looked like some form of oil, and some mud that he could smell clearly.  Though as she approached, he could also smell the woman’s obvious arousal long before she got to the porch, the closer she got the more obvious scent’s he could pick up.  Was that scent the oil or the woman?<br/><br/>As soon as the red-head’s eyes fell on Helios, the man just looked right back, face completely blank of all emotion. He snorted indignantly a bit when she actually spoke directly to him, he wasn’t stupid enough to not know what she was meaning by her statement, but that snort was his only reaction.  He didn’t appear to have any other reaction to her barely hidden body, her arousal, or her obvious flirty mannerisms.<span style="color: DarkOrange">“No, I’m not here for myself.  I am here concerning the breeding of a drake I dropped off with one of your workers… who should not be taking this long just to put the beast in a paddock.  I want to know how much it would cost, and possibly discuss staying a few days to study the enchantments you use around this farm to keep the beasts tame, or at least contained.  My name is Helios.”</span>His tone made it obvious he didn’t think much of this woman just from his first impressions of her.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>