Summer 2nd, 511 AV
Runas reclined in her chair, her dark green eyes narrowed as she watched a drunken group nearby slap eachother on the back and exclaim about their success in their jobs. Syna was high, and her form was that of a proud Eypharian. If she'd not been in that form, she highly doubted the successes of those men would even drift across their minds. Humans were one of the more vapid races. They were entranced by Ethaefal much more than any other, including Akalak.
With a silently mirthful curl of her full lips, Runas reached for the husk of bread placed on her table for her consumption. She rarely ate, but when she did she took in enough food to sustain her for a good day or two. It wasn't like she required food in the evening, anyway, and she wouldn't eat something if she didn't have to. She supposed that was part of the curse for falling down into mortal life.
Her dark green eyes, which were lined with kohl, sized up the fruit she'd ordered on her plate. She was an almost-vegetarian. She didn't touch most meats and quite often went without of the ones she did touch. She was a picky eater, but fruit she could eat any of. Melons, grapes, apples, berries... They were heavenly, divine. Of course, the sustenance she once consumed all those years ago was far better than the fare here, but she had no room to complain. If she did, she could one day wake up unable to eat anything but leftovers scrounged from bins or begged off unwitting men.
Runas sighed, keeping her eyes lowered so she couldn't easily be swallowed into conversation, and began to pick at grapes, popping them into her mouth to be eaten. She ate without company, and the empty seat at her table was just begging for someone to come along.