Skeith Takahata II
Lesbian Anarchist
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2009
- Location
- Elsewhere
The Victorianna was a a massive Mediterranean Cruise Ship, one that would become known for its luxurious suites, its exotic foods, and of course the large amount of foreign dignitaries who often chose to ride her. The vessel had only recently set out on it's three week cruise into the Greek Isles, and was carrying some of the most notable names in modern politics aboard her. Not to say that the vessel was not open to middle class passengers, but it was certainly an expensive trip and required pre-purchasing a ticket several months in advance. Especially considering this was its maiden voyage. The vessel and cruise was meant as a birthday gift and celebration for the young princess Victoria Delacroix. Not that she was the least bit impressed by the ship or the flamboyant display. It was only for her in name only. It was really an attempt by her father to garner more foreign allies, both politically and financially. His daughter's birthday was only an excuse. Still, she knew her duty and she played her role well. She smiled and mingled with the wealthy guests aboard the ship, graciously accepted their offerings of well wishes on her birthday, and even danced with some of the young men who had been invited to the cruise. Undoubtedly potential suitors sought out by her father.
At the first opportunity she ducked out of the celebration, disappearing below deck where she used a second class washroom to change from her gown into more casual attire. A simple white sundress and a wide hat, along with a pair of sunglasses to cover her bright blue eyes. Her raven colored hair was let down from its elaborate braids resulting in very bouncy waves. She walked about the outside of the lower decks, leaning out over one of the railings examining the ocean. She was relived that she had yet to be recognized by anyone down here. In fact, how many people down here would have known there was a princess Victoria Delacroix in the first place. Much less on board the ship right now. She breathed out a quiet sigh as she allowed herself to truly frown for the first time since she boarded. Perhaps she should allow herself to experience the cruise as a vacation rather than an obligation, but seeing as the only friends she had on this ship were truly only her friends because of her station, she didn't see how she was going to enjoy herself.
At the first opportunity she ducked out of the celebration, disappearing below deck where she used a second class washroom to change from her gown into more casual attire. A simple white sundress and a wide hat, along with a pair of sunglasses to cover her bright blue eyes. Her raven colored hair was let down from its elaborate braids resulting in very bouncy waves. She walked about the outside of the lower decks, leaning out over one of the railings examining the ocean. She was relived that she had yet to be recognized by anyone down here. In fact, how many people down here would have known there was a princess Victoria Delacroix in the first place. Much less on board the ship right now. She breathed out a quiet sigh as she allowed herself to truly frown for the first time since she boarded. Perhaps she should allow herself to experience the cruise as a vacation rather than an obligation, but seeing as the only friends she had on this ship were truly only her friends because of her station, she didn't see how she was going to enjoy herself.