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William Greywind's Office. It is nothing more simpler than what it is called. At the top of an unmarked office building in an undisclosed location, one may question how such a building may still even exist. The only way in or out in by the single elevator that leads into William's office. The Office itself is however quite lavish, the entire floor covered with a nice carpet with a wonderful design. Several bookcases line the walls, each one containing books from several ages, some books millenniums old. Between some of the bookcases were couches to sit in, for guest waiting to speak to William of course. And on the other side of the room, directly in front of the Elevator, is William's desk, the man himself sitting behind the desk, patiently ready to answer any question asked. On William's desk is a globe of the Earth, strangely marked with several different markings, and to the next of it is small model replica of Crystal Tokyo Palace. One must question why a man would have such things, but questions aside, William continues to sit patiently, awaiting questions.

The Current Elevator Music is: The Heavy Goes to the Circus
William Greywind is Currently: Out

William Greywind, drinking a glass of wine and reading through a book entitled "Brave New World" before realizing the elevator doors opening and seeing a woman walk out.
"Oh yes," William said, putting his book down and placing his glass of wine to the side, "I was not expecting guests so soon, please, take a seat and tell me your name and purpose here. I shall see how I can help as much as possible."

"You can say so..." William replied to Midnight's question, leaning back in his chair a bit, "People have questions, I answer them, to the best of my knowledge of course. Ms. Midnight, if that is okay with you, is there anything that you wish to ask? I promise that I will answer it the best that I can."

William, after looking at the ceiling for a bit, returned his gaze on midnight, sighing a bit.
"Human want to fit in because they are unable to look at themselves and think of themselves fully fine the way they are. Humans want attention since everyone has an ego that must be fed. When this ego is unfed, humanity goes crazy, for humans always worry that they may not be remembered and their time on earth was worthless."
William leaned back again, looking back to the ceiling, "What I am saying is that humans want to feel important. And when they don't feel important, they feel unaccomplished. And about your feeling... it is not wrong for the feeling it does not bother you, it is wrong if the reason why you don't feel anything is wrong."

Nodding as well, William waved Midnight good-bye.
"Please do come back if you ever have any troubles on your mind, I have a feeling that I could be able to help," William said as well, returning to his book and drinking his glass of wine, a sigh of relief after a single sip of wine.

William, slightly startled, choked a bit on his wine before facing Midnight, smiling a bit, "Oh no, I provide my services for free. I'm already rich enough, so no pay will be needed, unless you would want to donate something to me?"
William smiled a bit before drinking a bit of his wine again.

"Alright... Don't let the door hit you on the way out..." William replied carelessly, sipping again his wine, waiting for whoever next to speak to him.

*Walks into office and looks around* "I see things are going well for you here in my building." "So how do you like it on this floor?" "Cause a room on the top floor just opened up."