Crystal
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Praesitlyn
The Princess could barely stifle a yawn as her dining guest blathered on. She had stopped listening to what he was saying at least three minutes before. And his thoughts were no more interesting than his words. It mattered little. She would acquire the items that she'd come for regardless of his thoughts or say in the matter. Luckily for him, he was agreeable. All she had to do was get through the meal without killing him.... which was easier thought than done.
Another two minutes of blathering, with her inserting just enough into the conversation to feign interest, she smiled and excused herself to the refresher. When she was out of view, the smile faded and she rolled her eyes. Lazily she opened the door to the refresher using the Force to activate the door rather than her hand. The Princess tended to touch things that were not her own as little as possible.
When the door closed behind her, she sighed. At least she was alone. Hurrah for solitude!
She pushed her red locks out of her eyelashes and blinked. The eyes that stared back at her were hers, their piercing green. The face wasn't though.
@[member="Cameron Centurion"]
The Princess could barely stifle a yawn as her dining guest blathered on. She had stopped listening to what he was saying at least three minutes before. And his thoughts were no more interesting than his words. It mattered little. She would acquire the items that she'd come for regardless of his thoughts or say in the matter. Luckily for him, he was agreeable. All she had to do was get through the meal without killing him.... which was easier thought than done.
Another two minutes of blathering, with her inserting just enough into the conversation to feign interest, she smiled and excused herself to the refresher. When she was out of view, the smile faded and she rolled her eyes. Lazily she opened the door to the refresher using the Force to activate the door rather than her hand. The Princess tended to touch things that were not her own as little as possible.
When the door closed behind her, she sighed. At least she was alone. Hurrah for solitude!
She pushed her red locks out of her eyelashes and blinked. The eyes that stared back at her were hers, their piercing green. The face wasn't though.
@[member="Cameron Centurion"]