Raziel99
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2009
It was a bitterly cold night, but such things didn’t bother Alexander very much. In fact, he welcomed the cold that came with the upcoming winter season. His arms were crossed behind his back, sweeping his cloak behind him. He heard the motions of one of the messengers behind him, moving a little apprehensively. Alex turned to face the man with a slightly stern look.
“The problem with the brood spread over such a distance,” He said, as though he was continuing a conversation, and the messenger stood at attention immediately, listening closely. “Is that so few of lesser wealth get to join us for the celebration come solstice. Such a revelry is had, but only the wealthy seem to get here. And that is a problem, given that an agent has fulfilled her fate at such an early age. But unable to see the finer points in life, given what she has accomplished.”
He turned back to look over the balcony, the soft snowfall dusting his hair. “I want you to send a message to the Cullens. Their brood is invited this year for the revelry… under the condition that La Princessa Verite comes along with them. I have need to speak with Mikhail and Dimitri as well. This will be an unusually busy season, it seems.” He stood still for a long while, enough time that the messenger was gone before another word was spoken.
“The problem with such an agent.” He said softly to himself, as his eyes closing. “Is that they never get to see the fruits of their labors. That is something that must be changed, of course. After all, she is but a fledgling yet.”
“The problem with the brood spread over such a distance,” He said, as though he was continuing a conversation, and the messenger stood at attention immediately, listening closely. “Is that so few of lesser wealth get to join us for the celebration come solstice. Such a revelry is had, but only the wealthy seem to get here. And that is a problem, given that an agent has fulfilled her fate at such an early age. But unable to see the finer points in life, given what she has accomplished.”
He turned back to look over the balcony, the soft snowfall dusting his hair. “I want you to send a message to the Cullens. Their brood is invited this year for the revelry… under the condition that La Princessa Verite comes along with them. I have need to speak with Mikhail and Dimitri as well. This will be an unusually busy season, it seems.” He stood still for a long while, enough time that the messenger was gone before another word was spoken.
“The problem with such an agent.” He said softly to himself, as his eyes closing. “Is that they never get to see the fruits of their labors. That is something that must be changed, of course. After all, she is but a fledgling yet.”