Martin took note of the Guildsman.  It seemed...he was<em>embarrassed</em>to enjoy the party that had been arranged for them.<em>How very interesting...</em>Most of the other of Gull's retinue (including Gull himself) seemed to have little hesitation in partaking of not just the food and drink, but also the entertainment that Eliza had procured.  Guildsmen did always develop a bit of a reputation as...detached observers, and perhaps it's not the occasion itself, but rather the way in which his companions are reacting to it, that is causing him quiet distress?<br/><br/>(For his part, the Mentat was used to reading Guildsmen, though it seemed that this one either was too caught up internally - or perhaps more likely, didn't even care that he was being observed.)<br/><br/>For someone that he expected of intrigue...this was not the sort of response that he expected to find.  If there was a quiet moment where he might gain the private attention of one of the retinue (aside from the Guildsman himself, at least for now), then maybe he could inquire what particular specialty this particular Guildsman brought to Gull's company.  (Besides the obvious.)