<div class="floatright">(http://images.wikia.com/harrypotter/images/archive/5/56/20120713172723!Ian_whyte.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;"><strong>Deitrich Anderson</strong></span>- Appearance 2, Huge Size, Blush of Health<br/><br/>He raised an eyebrow. These women were interested in him? Now it is entirely reasonable that they be interested in him, he was after all a descendant of Ventru, able to trace his lineage back to the progenitor himself. What he wasn't was attractive or particularly interesting outside of the fact he was almost without a doubt the largest individual in the room. No less, it was incumbent upon him to play the good socialite and adhere to their requests.<strong>"Glad to! May I have a seat, or are you content to be eye level with my... waist?"</strong>The smile was warm and genuine, but entirely filled with lasciviousness and condescension. Despite even the fact that he knew Monica was some sort of officer within Elysium, he could not resist. It was the oldest yardstick in the book, one by which man had measured women for centuries and longer. His eyes lingered on Cynthia and Helena, rather than directly contest will with Monica.<strong>"I could go over my distinguished lineage back to Ventru, and to the father himself, but that seems rather a dull topic of conversation. I could discuss the intricacies of arms import and export, the methods to avoid detection in customs shipping, the proper way to hold one's hand while drinking anything from a gin and tonic to darjeeling with her majesty, but again that seems boring and needlessly specific. Suffice to say I am in the business of procuring goods which are less than legal, and I am one of the best at what I do. In recognition of which I have brought authentic, guaranteed Cuban cigars and a trio of Kalashnikov rifles. Real beauties, pristine condition and serial numbers intact unless he'd care to file them in which case I can see it done cleanly. I left them with the doorman, as carrying weapons here is ill-advised. Now then, how may I entertain such a trio of exquisite ladies without continuing to laud my own accomplishments?"</strong>