<div class="floatleft">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/46/03/e9/4603e9bf9db1911a3af1ea6d5a43b143.jpg)   </div><strong>Name~</strong>Avynn Galagous<br/><br/><strong>Job~</strong>Owner/Boss<br/><br/><strong>When~</strong>September 15, mid afternoon<br/><br/><strong>Tagging~</strong>John<br/><br/><strong>Side Note~</strong><br/><br/><hr/><br/>The man's silent and still demeanor continued to only tick him off. Avynn wasn't sure if whether or not this Bureau dog was really listening and taking in his matter of fact words to reality. Then again it was those eyes. The dark shades had to be obscuring his vision if even the half-demon couldn't see through them. He did at least understand who the being responsible to Avynn's success is. It didn't stir him though. So there were humans that didn't show or feel fear. Too bad, he'd like to see the stiff loosen up a bit, just so he could have his fun. Not everyday he gets to show what he is in front of a human.<br/><br/>When he spoke, his voice changed from that robot to a much more calmer tone. Still he held that presence. Though he did say the Council are in agreement to his business. That in itself surprised him. And here he was thinking they wanted him to move it outside the city or just close it entirely with the risk of humans still entering, like this Bureau mutt. They were of course concerned as he was told. Humans with gifts like the sight or psychic abilities that normally Fae are granted may have the possibility of finding the truth to this place.<br/><br/>John continued to explain his reasoning in being here, making more sense and less worrying. He'd make a good bodyguard to keep those kinds of humans out...wait what is he thinking? Letting a human stay? It's outrageous. His costumers would dwindle down and his employees nervous. Not all Fae know of the Bureau. Avynn's eyes had gone from bored and irritated to worried, then suddenly angry that the smoke seemed to thicken from the rest of his cigarette. He smashed the end into an ash tray on his desk and drew awfully close to the man.<br/><br/>"Sounds promising, I wouldn't decline an offer of more business..." He brushed a finger along the tie of his guest before taking hold of it and pulling it so that he could get a better look of his face, both eyes burning with intensity, especially the black sea surrounding that crimson entity in it's center. "My problem is that I can't trust humans. They are a problem. Therefore, tell me, what can you, a human, offer that can still keep me and my dear guests comfortable as it was meant to be?" he asked with a bit of a smirk.