Anomadar
Planetoid
- Joined
- Apr 12, 2010
- Location
- Rainy Ol' England
The Prince finished his meal in good time. He had general chit chat with those around him, Noth kept ranting about some 'crazy bitch' (as he called it.) But the Prince tended to try and ignore Noth, he never really spoke much sense at the best of times and especially not when he was angry about something. Now and against people tried to bring up the subject of sharing 'the spoils,' but that was quickly put down with a quick change of subject. He had no plans of giving her away.
Francis assumed that she would be dressed and probably fed by now and so he rose just as the servant he had sent returned, he beckoned her forward with another errand. "Go back up there," he thought he saw her roll her eyes but a stern glare quickly stamped on that, "Go back up there and take her to the reception room, and have Timoth arrange some seating for the human." He tried to sound as if he wasn't being kind, that he was still treating her like a slave, even though that's not really what she felt like anymore. But for the time being, he must give everyone that impression, and even try and convince himself of the same.
He hastily made his own way to the grand room which had been laid in gold and silver and reds of the highest quality, pity she would not be able to appreciate such beauty. He sat at the far side of the room and awaited her arrival. He would get her to do something for him, and then he may allow her to start the plan to bury her, 'loved ones.'
The rest of the wait, he sat in silence alone, thinking deeply for the first time in a long time. In fact, he hadn't thought this deeply since his days a mortal all those years ago.
Francis assumed that she would be dressed and probably fed by now and so he rose just as the servant he had sent returned, he beckoned her forward with another errand. "Go back up there," he thought he saw her roll her eyes but a stern glare quickly stamped on that, "Go back up there and take her to the reception room, and have Timoth arrange some seating for the human." He tried to sound as if he wasn't being kind, that he was still treating her like a slave, even though that's not really what she felt like anymore. But for the time being, he must give everyone that impression, and even try and convince himself of the same.
He hastily made his own way to the grand room which had been laid in gold and silver and reds of the highest quality, pity she would not be able to appreciate such beauty. He sat at the far side of the room and awaited her arrival. He would get her to do something for him, and then he may allow her to start the plan to bury her, 'loved ones.'
The rest of the wait, he sat in silence alone, thinking deeply for the first time in a long time. In fact, he hadn't thought this deeply since his days a mortal all those years ago.