[Jeramiahh]<br/><br/>The woman follows him to the door, and it silently glides open.  It opens into a large, comfortable looking room with a number of chairs around the table.  6 of the chairs are occupied, and only a seventh was open.  There's a very slight sense of disorientation as Charles steps through the door, but the woman steps through behind him.<br/><br/>There were six individuals in the room aside from her.  An older looking gentleman puffing on a pipe as he shuffled through a folder of papers, his dark hair starting to turn white, but he looked somewhat more distinguished than the others, even in a slightly patched brown robe.  Next to him was another man.  Tall, with black hair, a goatee and sharp eyes, his clothing and manner seemed somehow to be sleazy.  On the other side of the first gentleman was another woman, similarly beautiful, but her violet eyes were sharp, and her black hair draped down her impressive body.  Even more beautiful than Charles guide, she produced the air of lust and a predator somehow, and her eyes locked on Charles as he stepped in.  Next to her was another woman, but she was surprisingly plain.  Pretty, but not exceptional, her brown hair and mild brown eyes wouldn't draw much attention.  At the moment she was sipping tea from delicate china sitting in front of her.  Across the table sat another individual.  It was impossible to tell the gender of them, swathed as they were in layers of clothing, but the faint glitter of eyes could be seen under the drooping rim of their black hat.  And last was yet another woman, but this one was different from the others.  She was perfect in every way, alabaster skin, white hair, and silver eyes.  But from her seemed to radiate a chill that made almost anyone nearby nervous.  No expression seemed to cross her face, but there was almost a sense of amusement from her.<br/><br/>Charles guide moves to sit in the last chair, and speaks, smiling at him coquettishly. "Well, if you want to you can use my lap as a seat, Charles.  Otherwise you can stand."