Draiss had let Nadriina know during the walk over her divine familiar abilites would be redirected soon, and once she had finished anything that needed the boosts, at least for the next couple of hours, he transferred the abilities to Saarisi. All of the companions had taken turns as his divine familiar, except Vorela, so it wouldn't cause her to flip. The symbol was slightly amusing, he honestly hadn't expected to find a follower here, but he kept his amusement hidden, returning that one guard's nod as they headed in. He nodded politely to the host, before shrugging. "I try to make it a point to personally visit locations where my best merchandise can be sold, though lately other duties have had to take precedence. Otherwise, I would have been here much sooner, and likely not being as prestigious a visitor. Though your network seems to be the most competent so far, being the first to actually figure out I am more than just a mage with an attractive servant."<br/><br/>He took the offered seat, Saarisi curling down and around him, as he pulled out one of his flavored cigars. "May I? I suspect you are used to smoke, though finding a high end gargantuan blue here is a bit of a surprise, I was expecting a red. Apparently my network needs a bit of work, though I suspect we can help each other on that factor."<br/><br/>He did summon a refilling, proper cooled, crystal decanter of various liquors, several likely unheard of here, but all in his personal stocks, and a fitting gift for a generous host. The decanter was offered, and accepted, though he knew the blue would first have a few tests run on it before actually using it, he was no one's fool, not after living so long in the city. "So, what can a merchant of my status do for you?"