Keeping a low profile seemed important in this city, and when all else failed it was important to have either enough money or connections to get out of trouble. His mother was a triumvir, top of the food chain as far as the senate was concerned, which meant that on a good day Giovanni could get away with most things. Something about having an award winning smile and very pinchable cheeks. Being lucky never hurt either. Today was a very big day for a very big patron of his, not physically big but the avariel did try. The Romans didn’t celebrate like they used to, but people were leaving coins and other offerings at Caio’s temple - praying to a goddess that they got all wrong.
Naturally, Giovanni had been on holidays, he’d been on Mykonos when his sister called him to tell him the latest and greatest coming out of Rome. Making the pilgrimage back to this city was a yearly venture, he owed it Caio as much and paying the right respects seemed a good a way as any for GIovanni to express his gratitude. Finding Fortuna was easier than it used to be, Caio had this... Presence about him now whereas the avariel had always felt so completely human before. Saddled next to the other along the fence, Gio took his place next to the demigod. A couple passed them from the Tiber and shambled up the steps towards the temple, “Fortis fortuna adiuvat,” Giovanni offered the pious, elderly pair before he gave Caio the attention that the creature was owed. “Did it hurt?” The vampire started, this one never got old. “When you fell from heaven?”