Name (Nickname): Alexandria Donnelly (Alex, Lexi)
Attire: Black gown (shows off just a little leg in the front) with corset, overcoat, black leather boots, black hat.
Weapon: None.
Location: The Azure Ocean (the harbors by the ships).
Tagging: Anyone; Altair, James (NPC).
Time: September 1, 2650; Later afternoon.
A smile lit up Alexandria's face at the prospect of a surprise. She did like surprises, happy ones, that was. And she knew all too well that if the surprise was one given by this Mr. Silverra, it would indeed fall under such a category. She looked at Altair and nodded. "I trust you," she whispered before gasping slightly.
Alexandria turned her head to the side as she watched Altair move about her body, his own staying close to hers. She could feel his warmth, her eyes moving to his hands as he reached toward them so as to cover them. Another gasp rolled over her lips when darkness fell upon her, but soon she was smiling as her anticipation began to grow as she awaited her surprise. She wondered what it could be that he had to show her, what wondrous delight. Surely it would be magnificent. She had no doubt about it as he urged her to move forward.
Slowly, steadily, Alexandria followed Altair's lead. Though she couldn't see where she was going, she knew he wouldn't let her stumble or fall. He had her trust, her undivided attention. Soon he'd be showing her something that she was certain would be unlike anything she'd ever seen. But... what...? Oh the bittersweet agony of the wait!
Meanwhile, in the shadows, James continued to watch the two, his heart pounding while his blood all but boiled. His hands had already balled up into fists at his side, his nails digging into his palms. He could feel his one eye begin to twitch violently--something that tended to happen when he was annoyed--as he watched the man begin placing his hands on Alexandria.
His Alexandria. He didn't like it when others touched her. And this man was beginning to cross lines as far as he was concerned. But what was worse? The fact that his Alexandria didn't seem to mind, the fact that she smiled and giggled each time the man spoke to her. It made him cringe and grind his teeth at the thought. Surely she wasn't in her right mind... Surely she needed him to guide her, to make her understand... Yes, that was it. Of course.
When Altair nudged Alexandria to stop, she let out a tiny giggle. "Can I look now?" she begged happily before biting down on her lip. She was anxious to see her surprise. When her eyes were finally uncovered and her surprise revealed, she let out a most audible gasp. "Oh my!" she exclaimed. The ship was beautiful, exquisite. Turning around, she looked into his eyes, her own sparkling with excitement. "This is yours? Can we... Can we board it?"