<strong>Name:</strong>Oleg (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=158203.msg7308086#msg7308086)<br/><strong>Species:</strong>Demigod<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Los Angeles, California, USA<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>All Present<br/><br/>Oleg regarded Tiam for a moment, but was at a loss for words as to how to respond to no one coming for the other being, nor to the question of belief. The former had implications that Oleg did not fully grasp and possibly ramifications that lay beyond the young man's capacity to fathom. He regarded Tiam for a moment longer, the look of little lost lamb growing deeper until Enoch spoke up, and this drew Oleg's attention to the other being. In response to Enoch, Oleg merely nodded, dipping his head once slowly to affirm that he had heard the other being's words. He shifted in his seat to look over at the newest entrant into the room, and was somewhat less taken back by her appearance than he was over Enoch's, and compared to his reaction to Tiam, it was comparably sedate. Unlike Enoch and perhaps Tiam, he did not possess the capacity to immediately discern the inner nature of other supernatural beings, and indeed, it was only Shizuru's presence here in this context that made him conclude that she was either capable of wielding supernatural forces or was herself a being of supernatural nature. Just what it was that she was was something that he would not be privy to unless someone took it upon themselves to share with him that knowledge or he felt in some way compelled to find out for himself and was successful in whatever way he undertook to find that knowledge.<br/><br/>As Shizuru was silent, she did not hold his attention for much longer, particularly in the face of the entrance of Delilah. The way that Shizuru positioned herself away from the trio of - ostensible - males suggested that she was not interested in interacting with them, anyway. So Delilah was the focus of his attention. It was quite a sight to see her. There had never been a woman that Oleg had encountered that was quite so tall. His lack of worldliness precluded his appreciation that some of the woman's height was due to her choice of footwear. Her appearance did not evoke lust or desire within Oleg, nor did Shizuru's, but he could appreciate that others might find them to be beautiful and yearn after their bodies. Even if he were interested, he doubted very much that he would earn even a snort of derision at the quaintness of his clumsy interest.<br/><br/>"My name is Oleg." He said to Delilah. He answered quickly, almost as soon as she was done speaking, in fact.