<strong>Character:</strong>Theodore "Teddy" Weber<br/><strong>Date:</strong>110 PA, whatever day it is. Noonish local time.<br/><strong>Location</strong>Dining Area<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Genie, Aurora<br/><hr/><br/>Teddy looked more offended than anything else by Aurora's comment. "As if I would ever put anything harmful in a dish I served! The mere suggestion is offensive!" His pride was wounded, or perhaps he just didn't know when to let up. It was hard to say and hard to tell. "Besides, with all the napping you do, why would I need to put anything in the milk? Anyone could simply come upon you while napping and spirit you away for their own purpose." He resisted the urge to laugh or chuckle maniacally. It wasn't polite to tease mostly naked catgirls.<br/><br/>Then she show was partially covered up, not that the vest did much for covering. "Also Genie, are you actually one to talk about not showing it off? Not that it isn't a morale booster, but I should think if anyone is speaking on decorum it should be the one of us covering more than half his person." For his part, the Wolfen was covered from the waist down by cargo pants of a style favored by the group, and from the waist up in a black apron. Normally he wore a trench coat of similar shade, he liked the black because it blended naturally with his fur and left the appearance of his fur melding into the clothing rather than an abrupt halt. Also on his fur were a number of designs, obviously not natural. Some dipped into the front of his pants, begging the question how far they went. The tattoos didn't do much to make him look tough, though. Beside an Atlantean, he was positively feeble, and this from a race renowned for their physical prowess. He supposed that was what he got for following the mystic's path. Then Goat arrived.<br/><br/>"Which of us isn't presentable?" He asked, a perfectly honest tone to his voice. He figured maybe Aurora should put something on like bike shorts, but in point of fact they were all mostly dressed, though he thought the apron would have to go. No sense looking like<em>he</em>was the least masculine of the group, even with evidence to support that hypothesis.