Being under four feet tall had other advantages. Endowed as she was, Viloet posed little threat to traffic, strolling through the busy streets. Passing by and posing little distraction untill one wished to be noticed made her seem more skilled than she actually was. In truth, as she suspected, it was only related to her stature.<br/><br/>The door creaked open, albeit swiftly, after Viloet rapped on the door. An older man, perhaps a butler of some kind, answered. He was well groomed and well dressed. Though he certainly did not appear to belong to a retirement home, he was well past his prime. Fortunately for the door man, he was trained to look for packages.<br/><br/>He certainly found an interesting package when he glanced down. His eyes widened when they met the halfling's, though he mummbled something incoherant as though he'd suddenly lost control of his tongue. Pre-emptively, he fished a hankerchief and thrust it to his nose in one swift motion. In an annoyingly nasal voice, "You must be here about the billboard ad." Obviosly he'd dismissed the theory that Viloet was some lost girl. "Please, do come in." He stood aside, guesturing into the elaborate domicile.<br/><br/>Inside, the mannor smelled of foreign woods and expensive fabrics. Every wall seemed to have a painting, bookcase, wine case, or a varrying combination. Though something was decidedly off about all of them.<br/><br/>The door man led Viloet to a large, comfortable looking red velvet couch and in true gentlemanly fashion, procured a small step that she might seat herself under her own power. A carved wooden table in front of her held up a tea set complete with steaming pot, the contents still hot. "Please, help yourself while I fetch the Lord."<br/><br/>With time to focus upon her surroundings, it was readily apparent that they were all done by the same interior decorator. More importantly, the carvings, weaves and paintings were all lewd references to couples engaged in things better left behind closed doors. Even the fruit had been arranged suggestively!