Paul sipped his drink as he walked around. He was still 'new', having only been with the caravan for a couple- few months or so, but he was mostly harmless. He was friendly enough in his quiet way, and hadn't ever uttered a cross word to anyone in the group. As he passed faces he knew, he gave almost shy smiles out.<br/><br/>George and his new friend got a slight wave and a good natured finger waggle indicating that they should behave as he passed within a few feet of them. Sipping his drink, the human shaped creature continued on, though the pheromone laden scent that followed him no doubt contributed to their good cheer.<br/><br/>Vanessa got a long look, and then a slightly curled lip. Not a sneer or anything unsavory, just an almost Elvis-like gesture of appreciation and good cheer. His bright eyes twinkled as he looked her over, and then he tipped an imaginary hat at her before continuing on his way.<br/><br/>He made his way towards the two creatures of the Hedge. To their eyes his features were starkly ophidian. What skin that could be seen was covered in small, dry looking scales in dull brown and bright orange patterns; unblinking eyes brilliantly gleaming from behind sideways blinking, nictating membranes; fine gray ridges where his teeth should be; and faint webbing between his fingers. Clearly a member of the Beast kith, Paul nevertheless was brightly colored in the fashion that only venomous creatures were highlighted, marking him as also a member of the Leechfinger kith.<br/><br/>Even to the eyes of those who had been behind the Hedge, the youth was wearing sturdy gloves of the sort that swordsmen wore. While the remainder of his clothing- black skin tight breeches that showcased his legs, a white shirt that was tight to his chest yet flowed in the arms, a brocaded vest done in burnt orange, and knee high glossy boots- not only showed signs of good repair and cleanliness, the black gloves he wore on his hands were old and worn looking.<br/><br/>He gave the two a much warmer smile and a nod as he walked towards them.