Joseph notices the professor's glance and nods his head as he pushes a button on his desk. The attendant's voice comes in and asks what she can do for Mr. Arikas. "Tea for our guest, thank you," he states plainly without emotion, a voice that reflected his business at hand. After about a minute of waiting, the attendant comes in with a tray of said tea, and the professor's personally stained mug. Joseph then nods to the attendant, saying that that would be all. No words needed to be said though, all of this was understood with a nod of the head and aura that Mr. Arikas exuded. The man then turns to the professor and says in a bit of a frank tone, "I apologize for not being as hospitable at the moment. As you can see, it has been quite the stressful couple of days and most of these events have been out of the blue and almost out of my control." The stress hanged heavy in his voice as he said this, his mental exhaustion apparent.Pulpatoon wrote:Professor Perryton sits down while waiting for Joseph Arikas to arrange introductions. He looks around wistfully for a teapot.
As the professor sets up his drink, Joseph hands the phone over to the professor. "I managed to get in contact with his Maurice Sheldon. Here."