Mefy had sprung up from the stool, boiling with anticipation. Something in his gut told him this was going to be a an interesting soiree. He politely pointed to Skyler the path with a nod of his head, while filling his big hands with both mugs. A smile from ear to ear met Nigel's nervous gaze. In his way to this new social interaction, Mefy felt a chill that gave him goosebumps. He'd always been very perceptive, a bit psychic sensitive even, so he couldn't help but search for the source of that feeling. His eyes soon met two immense animal pupils, unapologetically staring through his body and into his naked soul. 
The more eager beings are to appeal to reason, the more they fall for the unspeakable mysteries of nature. And quite literally, the man felt to the ground, as lengthy as he was, with a clangorous sound. Both of his hands were empty now, because the glasses and all their content had been spilled over the already uneasy Nigel and some other person that was sitting in the next table. 
Maybe person or man would be an understatement. Creature may be more appropiate, as it had to bent its head when it stood up from the chair. Otherwise, its head would have broken trough the ceiling. It took its now wet cloak from over its shoulders and shook it off in apparent disgust. If it would have eyes, they would have been crushing Mefy's figure under their fiery gaze. But it had none. Only two empty eye-sockets were presented into its face - a giant moose skull with antlers and all, devoid of meat, dry to the bone. From neck to toe, however, it presented a colossal humanoid musculature over a human bone structure. 
"Egads, I dropped the beverages" was the only nonsense he could mutter, as his face turned white as wax. His survival instinct gathered all the energy in his body and made him stand up. Mefy tried to put any kind of existing matter between that decadent god and him, including his friend Skyler. "Somebody, help!", he cried while praying with his eyes and countenance to the regulars of the tavern, specially Nigel, who had gotten the same treatment as the creature, and that intriguing fox lady.
"It wasn't my fault! Somebody tripped me up!".