[And there's a sense of recognition on Kristoph's end as well when it comes to people like this, though the associations he's drawing up are perhaps surprisingly neither positive nor negative; bluntly put, he's got a rock star for a brother so he's used to all manner of loud clothing and ridiculous hair and entirely too much confidence - not the usual undue arrogance that crawls out of the prosecutor's office nowadays, either, this is different and if it's somewhat aggressive it's taking the interesting route of pretending to be affably so, and...in all honesty it's probably going to be really annoying but at the same time it's not much worse than dealing with Daryan once in a while.

(Of course, he's been dealing with Daryan once in a while again lately, this time without Klavier present. It's exactly as obnoxious as he remembered it being, perhaps a bit more so because apparently being arrested put Daryan in a hell of a mood.)

But for now he just kind of smiles, and though his gaze flicks to the lion initially he doesn't stare at it, and there's no wariness to it - just acknowledgement before returning his attention to the person, because if he's worked out anything regarding how this place works it's that the animals obey their masters.]

I assume that whomever hands these things out has a good amount of not-so-subtle commentary to make about lawyers, then. Unfortunately for their intended message, it's nothing I haven't heard before - it comes with the territory and all.

[There's an easiness to his words, no offense taken at the implication that he most certainly caught when it was thrown out there; he hadn't even questioned the idea that that's exactly why he was greeted with this damn thing because that much was fairly obvious to him from the start, and if that's how things are going to be today then so be it.]