<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/01/1314109481901.jpg)</div><strong>Joanna Kyleson - Follower of Set</strong><br/><br/>Joanna exited the taxicab in a lovely lavender ensemble of heels, a purse and a custom dress.  Her Elysium garb always seemed carefully designed to be sufficiently risque when viewed from a contemporary time period but not to the point of being as outlandish as any of her natural garb would be considered.  The corseted design mixed with a gentle but alluring show of cleavage, and the slit up the side of her dress reached almost to her thigh, giving her step a gentle swish of the fabric with each clack of her heels against the stone floor.<br/><br/>If she had any mortal political affiliations, she kept them to herself.  It was enough that she was Camarilla, a state of affairs she'd spent blood and money to prove time and again.  One of the few attitudes that she displayed from her kine upbringing was that she never really seemed to understand why people didn't trust her just for being a different clan, as if everyone should already be beyond such bigoted prejudices.  She was, however, polite enough to allow such illusions for those who didn't want to be associated with a "snake."<br/><br/>None of that stopped her from being sociable, though.  Smiles were offered freely, and she met any bows given to her with a curtsy proper for the traditional custom.  Antiquated as it was, this was the chance to meet so many people she wouldn't otherwise recognize, and that offered the opportunity to meet any number of new people.<br/><br/>In particular, however, one thing caught her curiosity.  She went over to Robert with a polite smile and curtsy, but simply asked, "Honey cakes?"  Her words held no scorn, no judgment, simply confusion and a desire for understanding.  Just because it didn't make sense to bring mortal food to Elysium from her perspective didn't mean that he lacked a reason entirely.  Certainly, his action of taking the time for the preparation meant that there was some purpose that she just didn't know.