After his first set of knocks, Helios had to wait, though his higher hearing he could hear at least one person moving in the house.  That humming song followed soon after by hurried steps that kept getting closer.  But it only sounded like that one person was there at all.  There couldn’t only be the owner of this farm here in the middle of the day?  But while he waited for whoever was coming, Helios looked back at his drake, and the large crate that he only guessed carried another beast for breeding.  The Drake he had brought was eying the box as if he way eying a warm and still bleeding hunk of meat.  It forced Helios to speak up.<span style="color: DarkOrange">“Don’t even think about it you damn lizard.  I am not paying for any damage you do to another customer’s beast.”</span><br/><br/>About the time he turned back to the door to knock again, it opened to show one of the Farm’s workers, dressed in a loose hanging plain floral dress.  A pleasant smile on her face greeting his bland look, and he forced himself to put a simple smile on his lips to match hers.  Though it wasn’t exactly professional, what the woman was wearing as some wind caught it and made it obvious she wasn’t wearing anything under it.  The dress clung to her well enough to leave nothing to the imagination.  He ignored it though and kept his eyes on her face, looking at her as he replied.<span style="color: DarkOrange">“I am a customer, bringing That Drake in for your farm’s… services…  I need a small pack of the things bred.  Are you the one I would talk to to discuss ordering that?”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>