Within moments one particularly flustered rune witch came to greet him. She didn’t appear as someone who consistently exhibited anxiety, though in this particular scenario she was nervous. Dragniast quickly put two and two together about why she found him so distressing. His nature as Contracted Undertaker gave him an entirely palpable aura.
She would feel from him many reverberations, firstly noted being power. Raw, flowing wafts in strength melted upon open air. Yet even more terrifying than said capacity, and perhaps the most threatening aspect to be found near our vampiric gentlemen, was the calm by which every feature took refuge. Such peaceful gusts promised only death against whomever he had been destined to hunt. Rather than expressed killing intent, there lingered only its promise. Regardless of his safety, or the enemy's size, one such perfectly carved facade hid primed potential to slay all that might be hostile.
His nose wasn’t held upright as to lessen those near him, yet an aloof expression was perfectly maintained. Dragniast appeared unconcerned by the world near him, as if its affairs and passing days simply existed outside his view. Both eyes remained as elegant slits by which thin rays of amethyst luminance spilled fluently between the light of day and its darkened counterpart. Thin lips lightly pressed against one another while an entirely well-placed nose only complimented each feature which spilled from its gently folded skin. Beauteous locks flowed over the upper forehead whilst leaving room for smooth skin to shimmer under whatever light chose to challenge adornment of one already reflective surface.
Wind, and its never-ending pattern, pushed masterfully threaded raiments about in adulation to their silken artistry. His hands playfully gave flirtatious gestures to be moved, though in all actuality each respective ligament kept still perfection through partially curled fingers which withheld casual forbearance towards whatever may come.
His head tilted ever-so-slightly towards our newcomer, those glowing iris’s granting recognition. His lips parted between perfectly placed heaves of the chest which made him look more alive than statuesque. “I am contracted, do not liken me as one of the four.” His body arched forward, one rehearsed motion birthing such a bow as to be seen only once or twice by only the most educated royalty. While bowing, another sentence felt its way to her ears.
“Dragniast Pelferdren Sorhearth.”
Those words, each one spoken… They were so utterly balletic, perhaps each sentence was rehearsed years before being spoken? No, not possible. Yet that incandescent ocean known as conversation was slurred perfectly atop whimsical accents and cultured expression. Dragniast never let loose hostile words though he wasn’t openly befriending her, this odd distance which practically no one could achieve without growing cold or disheartened in all social interaction.
“Permission to enter, refuge, information. Said trio of demands are my currently sought resources. Might one be granted said request?”
Pausing he spoke again in recountance of one memory which had literal lack of threat when uttered. Confidence followed its phonetic syllables.
“I thought it a shame to demolish this well-constructed barrier..”
The haze which had been gradually dispersing flew with grace into his sleeves, sliding like an ocean wave against soft skin.The fog would be gone before blinking could be achieved. Once these first statements, along with assimilation of vapors, were actualized he spoke one last time.
“The morning is only to be considered less fair than your elegant features ma’am.”
Dragniast reversed their conversation: Establishing who he was, his intention, then finally returning the greeting she had provided after arrival. Perhaps there lingered knowledge and experience by intention there. Perhaps this was to leave off on positive motives rather than force out demands after a compliment.