Once a bank, the Lily retains its atmosphere of security, formality, and professionalism. Talk is subdued. Suits are the choice attire. Even when a football game is the subject on view in one of the main areas, this is hardly the domain of screaming, beer-swilling rednecks.
Dillon likes the idea of people enjoying themselves, in business or pleasure, while behaving like adults. But he has very little involvement with mortal politics nowadays, and sits in one of the private booths, waiting for the most recent cousin of his. He is dressed in a pinstripe jacket, but still exudes a casual or nonchalant attire and demeanor.
When Michael Redfill asks for him, he will be directed to the mirrored booth where his Priscus awaits. Dillon is poking around on his battered iPhone, but will divert his attention when the booth's door is opened.