Draiss dealt with the director's criticisms because the man was a perfectionist, and had perfect pitch and tone, as well as photographic memory. An extremely gifted musician in his own right, but he could pull hidden depths out of the most inept fool, and Draiss realized the man was trying to both do that for him, as well as make sure he wasn't going to trip them up in front of nobles that could have them executed for a single slip of the tongue.<br/><br/>Draiss met with the woman in her early thirties, and while she was quiet, it was similar to Tysinni, but unlike Tysinni, she had a body one could naturally bounce gold coins off of, despite hiding it within layers of fabric and tight clothing. She was 'merely plain' to the rest of the nobles, despite being luscious to commoners even with her attempts to hide herself, but in the world the noble's lived in, often their own that had little to do with reality, he honestly wasn't surprised.