@frozenxblaze
If you had to ask Azur, he thought that everyone was acting ridiculous. Darkness was something that the dragonkin was used to, whether it was the dark residing in the depths of the water or the calm of the night, and as he had been around before the invention of electricity, he thought it was comical to see everyone freaking out over this blackout. Of course, Azur was no idiot. He knew very well that there was something off about this blackout, that it wasn’t one caused by natural means - how could it have been when the blackout occurred after the grand chandelier had fallen - and he knew that, as a guardian of the Chateau, he was definitely going to need to do what he could to keep people safe.
After escorting people to safety and handing out candles, the dragonkin found himself stationed back in his usual spot against the wall, his eyesight able to see everything perfectly when a figure approached. With the costume that the man wore, the enchanted mask making it to where Azur was unable to recognize who it was, he let his reptilian blue eyes shift in his direction. “Do you need any assistance, sir? Did you get a candle?”
