The Sentinels an invocation

Skip me too! He's a background character atm.

They seemed to know of each other, or rather, the girl knew of Lasher. Renoir glanced in tiny batches towards the dark man, feeling his cheeks grow ruddy with each stolen look, and studied his expressions for the tiniest of moments. There was nothing for him to do or to say, so he remained silent, curious like the boy Constantine but ultimately an unneccessary addition to the scene. Renoir thought that it would be a good time for him to depart, and leave this family to sort themselves out; yet he lingered by Lasher, contented by his company.