Demetri looked upon the building for a second, judging for a moment just how many branches were hollowed out. He had heard of the method the elves used to create such building, it was druidic magic that allowed for them to do this, or so he'd been taught. He didn't understand fully how it worked, but he knew only with the help of druids could you perform such marvels of architecture. It was then he seen Elisia move to the lead and look back to him speaking her mind. Demetri nodded, taking his mind from his thoughts of the architecture before he had finished them, and walked on past her.<br/><br/><strong>"We should hurry up, it seems like it might be a little busy."</strong>He said calmly, though as he walked by her his eyes did glance over her in a brief inappropriate moment. That moment didn't last long as he walked into the building holding the door open for the oracle, his eyes now back to hers, instead of ogling her slender curves. He turned around then, and tried to spot out a steward or some other person that looked like the worked there.<br/><br/>Once he found someone that looked like they matched that description, he tried to get their attention.<strong>"Yes, I was wondering to whom I would have to speak with, to get a meeting for five with the Head of the Towns-Meet?"</strong>He asked calmly, as his gaze shifted around the chamber, and then back to his ally. He turned back to the individual after glancing to the oracle for a second.<strong>"We understand that he's likely a busy man, but if we could get a meeting with him in the next day or so, I'd really appreciate it."</strong>He said, assuming that the Head of the Towns-Meet is naturally a man, and never even taking into consideration that it was just as likely to be a woman.