La'cael'rah, tagging Queen, Callisto, and M'gul<br/><br/>The impulse to hide was natural for him; it was not truly caused by fear of anything, it was just natural for Brownie's. They were a shy race; as the saying goes, amongst the Fae, they were the first to master turning invisible, because of that extreme shyness. So for him, just the presence of non-Fae sentient beings, especially something that seemed human, was enough to make him want to hide.<br/><br/>And this time around, rather than cowering on the dirty floor---filthy, filthy place, he really must clean it!-- he flutters up to the ceiling, and actually clings onto it, much in the way one might imagine an arachnid or insectoid does.  However, it was no natural quality that endowed him with this ability; just a wee bit of magic, which must surely come in handy amongst his kind.<br/><br/>So it was that, upside down, he stayed above the queen, wings perfectly still, the only movement being the gentle rising and falling of his chest; and his eyes, as they watched things. The strange bull-headed man actually does not bother him as much as the Queen or Callisto did, because his appearance reminds La'cael'rah of Satyr and other nature folk. Of course this was a wrongful assumption on his part, but, he really didn't know better.<br/><br/>However, it was mostly Callisto that held his attention. She was not a human, and yet, her appearance was such that La'cael'rah found himself regarding her as such. He remained still unaware of the fact that the demons could see him; he should know by now, considering how well it went in the Queen's room, but he's spent so long being unable to be seen, that it's hard to come to terms with the fact that someone can actually pierce his Glamour.