Louis wasn't sure what to expect from this meeting, of course, and his agenda was his own, of course. He was curious about this place, but even more curious as to the type of person the Matriarch was. Seeing her when they first arrived wasn't quite enough of an introduction, so he was glad to hold that token between his fingers. People were easier to get honesty from in one-on-one conversation. They were easier to read and understand. And though the way humans emoted wasn't always as clear as it was at home, he had learned a lot since his arrival.
So, he watches her face as he steps in. As she speaks, making note of every movement, every word in his mind. Making notes so he knows how to approach her and talk to her. So he knows the best way to gain a rapport with her. But first, he offers a slight bow of his head.
Manners, first, of course. She's leadership here, after all.
"Louis," he says it simply. His head remains bowed for a brief moment before he looks back up to her. He regains his posture, straight. "It's truly a pleasure to meet you. I am quite fortunate." The barest hint of a smile. He's careful to maintain a professional approach. As if he were conducting a business meeting at home.
"I'm quite fond of your city, Matriarch. How old is your city? Or, rather, your people's city."
late as ever.
So, he watches her face as he steps in. As she speaks, making note of every movement, every word in his mind. Making notes so he knows how to approach her and talk to her. So he knows the best way to gain a rapport with her. But first, he offers a slight bow of his head.
Manners, first, of course. She's leadership here, after all.
"Louis," he says it simply. His head remains bowed for a brief moment before he looks back up to her. He regains his posture, straight. "It's truly a pleasure to meet you. I am quite fortunate." The barest hint of a smile. He's careful to maintain a professional approach. As if he were conducting a business meeting at home.
"I'm quite fond of your city, Matriarch. How old is your city? Or, rather, your people's city."