[b]Liberty[/b] 

When Heather stood and strode toward him, he felt his breath solidify in his throat, he nearly forgot what he was meant to portray and almost tightened his stance, the opposite of what she wanted. Instead, he allowed his body to relax, his hip stuck out at a jaunty angle, and his hand rested on the curve between his ribs and his hips.

She said he had done a good job. 

It took every ounce of Liberty honed self control in his body to fight down the swelling of pride he felt to have a councilors approval. 

Mayday turned from Heather, who's languid body was, in his opinion, a perfect cover for the ultra observant, to Canvas. He wasn't fond of Canvas, if anything, it was only a respect for Canvas's ability to emulate Erubesco with such finesse that staved off the contempt Mayday felt for the man's whimsical behaviour. Not that this was Canvas's fault, he was obviously a method agent of talent. Mayday just simply despised everything the rival faction stood for. So the hatred was instinctual for him, like breathing or sleeping. 

[color=skyblue]"I'm glad you find it adequate Councilor."[/color] Canvas was treated to a stiff nod of response. Heather approving of his disguise was all the acknowledgment he needed. 

Alcohol training. Mayday fixed his gaze on the liquor in front of him. [color=skyblue]"Disgusting. These people are emotional enough and they want even more."[/color] 

Truthfully, the thought of emotion being mixed with an intoxicant was terrifying to Mayday. Minor emotions were an irritation. Major ones effected his performance. 

He sat beside Beretta, positioning his body toward her as 'couples did'.

He poured himself a glass, unimpressed by the swirling colours in his glass. 

He poured Beretta's too. As a date should. Not like a butler though, not so stiff. That's what Canvas has said. 

Mayday lifted the glass to his lips, eyeing it with more trepidation than he had in a poison tolerance course he'd taken as a junior agent. 

He brought the glass to his lips and swallowed the contents, draining the glass to the base.