He rolled his eyes, not needing the holy symbol to know who he was dealing with, and then returned to the party. He knew he was far too mortal for the pleasures of flesh and company to become hollow, not before at least a millennium had passed. He wandered back over to the couple, and nodded over to the still untouched gift table, which now had another two presents on it, one for each of the newly weds. Both of the boxes contained regal outfits, with minor magics in it to ensure it properly fit no matter the form of the wearer, as well as magics to encourage health, and increasing their mental abilities.<br/><br/>He finally selected his prey from the assembled nobles and higher placed citizens, one a handsome woman that was probably a blacksmith, though her muscles were not the obscene things that some male blacksmiths had, a more refined shape that was drawing looks of appreciation from many of the assembled males, as well as a few of the females when they thought no one could see. She had fire red hair to the middle of her back, done up in a simple but elegant braid, and had striking storm gray eyes. Her form was lean, but clearly female, even though she wore a silk shirt and pants, instead of the fancy dress favored by most of the other women.<br/><br/>The other female was a noble who seemed to be stalking him, a gorgeous woman with blond hair so rich it almost seemed as if she had hair of gold, and her deep blue eyes surveyed him as they moved through the crowd. Where the blacksmith was lean, she was ripe, though she appeared to be in her mid twenties at the most, and she was likely to accost him if he didn't talk to her. He considered the two females, and scanned the room for a third, but while there were several other lovely women, they just didn't seem interesting. He turned toward the table holding the gifts, and began moving toward it as the couple headed toward it, ready to open the gifts. He wasn't really paying attention, but once someone bumped into him, he realized that the noble had finally 'caught' him.