[Really, he's taken the news about his circumstance in stride. Extremely well, even. To the point that the man leaves the stage without a word of complaint.

But then, he dismissed the thought of explanation immediately when someone else mentioned another someone who would explain. As soon as that was established, what was the point in demanding answers now? He may as well ask a hunter the answer to a question about growing crops. And so, perhaps to the disappointment of the audience as a whole, the man takes himself right off the stage.

There, he pauses to orient himself, gaze turning over the Pulled milling about much like himself. He's not tall, maybe 5'4, but he seems to have the everpresent aura of something like... a wall...? Maybe it's the stoicism or the calm nature. Either way, he doesn't seem unapproachable - just a little strange.]

[As a man who had little interest in small talk, Azhar seems to be an immediate disappointment for the vampires. He doesn't seem bothered by this fact though; the bear man simply sits sentinel, eyes alert and arms over his chest, while whoever he was dragged into this with fields most of the attention from them.

If they seem to be getting too... insistent, then he'll raise a hand in a halting motion, gaze suddenly less absent and more protective. If there's no need, he just sits quietly until he's addressed.]

[As soon as it's revealed that they're to be served in pairs, the black-haired man turns his attention to the crowd. He's not that hungry, in truth, but the intent is obvious.

After all, he can still remember the teachings - one well never find one's purpose if one never converses. The circumstances are different, but he can reason that the intent is the same. So, anyone who seems to be having trouble getting an order alone may be approached by this little Rahuth, his expression unreadable.]

... This should suffice, yes? I am not hungry, so do what you like.

[His voice is... monotonous. Strangely, it doesn't seem like he's bored - he's alert and aware, and compact as he is there's no sense of hesitation even when others are much bigger. It's more like someone never taught him what emotion was, or at least he lesson never stuck. A little weird, but harmless. Probably.]