Hearing the other’s words had Raziel take pause, if only because he was now curious to know just how old this male was. He knew that warlocks had long lives - at least in comparison to their non-supernatural brethren - but he never knew one that had lived past a millenia. Perhaps that was to change? Even still, he decided not to comment on it, noting the way that the other male swept it under a rug and he followed suit. “And what makes you think I’m not a sleazy individual?” Raziel countered with a quirked eyebrow, smile teasing the corners of his lips. “I’d say there is someone I have my eye on, but that might just be because he seems to have a way with dragons.”
“I never said you weren’t sleazy.” He replied, a smirk on his face. His smile reduced itself to a soft grin, taking the hint despite his dense demeanor and shrugging off the sudden good feeling he got whenever he recieved positive attention. “Dragons just like me because they like fire, though the bedroom eyes you’re giving me are making me think there might be another reason for that.” He finished off his drink and poured himself another glass, not as tall this time, so he could keep a level head for tonight’s performance.















