La'Cael'Rah, Tagging the queen, a scary bull-man, and a human(?)<br/><br/>"My home? Well..." He sucked in his breath, in a clear indicator that what followed next was going to be long and rambling. However, at no point during this rambling discourse, did he ever lose that cute, somewhat childish, demeanor of his; that sense of innocence and purity that made him so special amongst those who had been captured.<br/><br/>"It is this lovely 720 year old Sycamore tree. We have all these wonderful little halls and homes built along the exterior of it, and partially into the interior, but only when the Dryad of it lets us.  She's so old, so powerful, and so beautiful, that it doesn't hurt her one bit!" Eagerness, excitability, happiness, and a certain sadness flavor his voice, at different times throughout.<br/><br/>"And the giant bees have a nice nest up in the very tip-top, where we're not allowed to go, but some times they'll fly down and we'll trade them access to our special flower groves for some of their honey. It is the sweetest, purest honey I have ever had. You would enjoy it!" He seems to believe this last bit quite unshakably.<br/><br/>"Oooh, ooh, and the wild grapes that grow not more than an hour away. So sweet, so delectable, and very good for sweet wine.  When I'm not busy watching over and taking care of the human dwellings, I like to help with the harvest of them. It's fun."<br/><br/>Excitedly rambling along, his voice sounding, as ever, like a couple of chirping birds, he suddenly pauses up, a deep and nearly comical gulp and temporary stop of breathing as he views the strange, bull-headed, furry thing in front of them. Which, apparently, is menacing a human.<br/><br/>"Hiding!" He declares in panic, his form shifting to invisibility--which the demons could see through, but which should fool the minotaur-- and furthermore, he finds some quiet, clean place along the walls to curl up and pretend he's not there.<br/><br/>If he had a strong sense of smell, M'gul might smell the Fae, but as he smelled of wild flowers and sweet things, it might be hard to place him as an actual living creature.