Tellak believes in keeping an ear to the ground for opportunity, in being ready for it and, above all, in being quick to seize it. To this end he was among the first arrivals, settling in one of the shadowy corners people in his business naturally gravitate towards. It's good practice to get first pick of vantage points.  Practical. Good view for one, away from the bustle. Tellak can't stand bustle. He took the opportunity to seize up the competition. Business as usal post-Archangel he decided. Some looked the part, most didn't. Makes a good impression too, and any good businessman knows how important it is to make an impression.<br/><br/><span style="color: DarkOrange">That Asari must be one hell of a businessman</span>, he thought. He noticed the subtle stir that followed her entry, as well as the not so subtle low chuckling from a small cluster humans making the obligatory crude, masculine commentary, probably complete with gestures. Tellak was more inclined to notice the pistol at her thigh himself. He fancied he a new a professional when he saw one, and he fancied he saw one now. It was all in the stride, they way they carried themselves. The way they scanned an area, and it's occupants, in one smooth glance. Tellak didn't flash her a stupid grin, nor steal a quick glance as she took up place not far away, but the curt nod of one professional to another. Can't just ignore a person looking like that, he reasoned internally, and a little respect can go a long way. Always think ahead.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>