[ARPC] Remembering the Court!
Posted: 11 Aug 2014, 04:15
There were fleeting moments when Elizabeth had genuine amusement spark within her, or more so prankster moments. Tonight, was one of these nights. Perhaps it was sparked by the current postings on the Crownet, or because she was bored. It was not certain, but what was certain was that it had been a while since the city had some good, fun. No, the Crow had abandoned them and left them to their own devices and the city had seemed to hold a negative tide to it.
Inspiration struck her. It was not often the Telepath forgot things, perhaps a blessing and a curse for those on her path; the truth path of a Telepath, lost within memories as time went on, but these memories were memories she was fond of. When the woman and a fair amount of the city had fun upon the Crownet when it was secure and when there were fleeting moments of fun and laughable things typed up on it.
The woman sat at the glass vanity table in the bedroom and combed her hair, until her thrall came in and finished putting the woman's hair in a braided bun, Elizabeth giving the woman an ever appreciative smile as she stood and linked her mind to the computer system she possessed within her home. She went to her email application and typed out an email for everyone that wanted a piece of the action; a piece of the amusement almost a year ago. Her Court.
Dear Lords and Ladies of The Tulipranny Court,
It has come to your sovereign leader's attention that you have neglected to fulfill your duties. This is most displeasing. I have received no taxes for the betterment of the city, or for the betterment of your districts, and as such you are commanded to present yourself with your deeds to your lands, to your majesties court, in an attempt to keep your claims once you confess to your crimes of neglect and pay your sovereign leader with your undying affections and attentions. Immediately. She can be found at The Lounge, awaiting your presence.
Your ever loving queen,
Elizabeth
P.S. Weapons must be properly stored away upon your persons once entering The Lounge.
P.P.S. Lord Swansdale and Lady Wicksbridge, just because you are, or may be currently absence from this realm does not excuse your vast amount of neglect. I expect to see your company there as well this evening.
While Alexandrea's thoughts on some matters may have been different to Elizabeth's, the blonde haired telepath did not hold that against the allurist. She was a charming woman, who cared for those she considered her friends and her family, which impressed Elizabeth greatly. So much Elizabeth had adopted Alexandrea in to her family in hopes of keeping that aspect alive in the woman and of aiding her when she could. Teaching her even. If and when the woman came back was not certain, Elizabeth knowing the Fade could be a place where one remained to heal completely, or to return, eager to see those they had not seen for days, or weeks. So if Alexandrea was back, Elizabeth could not say without prying in to the woman's thoughts and mind, something she rarely did for those she considered family, offering them privacy as she offered her.
Elizabeth thought the word 'send' with her mind and off the email went, before she changed her attire in to a something more suitable for the evening. Once she was changed, Elizabeth passed through a fadeportal, caught the train to the other side of town and arrived at the location where she claimed a booth and many others for a few hundred dollars and the promise of a great tip for the evening if her group of people were left alone (minus the attention needed for ordering drinks, if they could drink) and waited.
Inspiration struck her. It was not often the Telepath forgot things, perhaps a blessing and a curse for those on her path; the truth path of a Telepath, lost within memories as time went on, but these memories were memories she was fond of. When the woman and a fair amount of the city had fun upon the Crownet when it was secure and when there were fleeting moments of fun and laughable things typed up on it.
The woman sat at the glass vanity table in the bedroom and combed her hair, until her thrall came in and finished putting the woman's hair in a braided bun, Elizabeth giving the woman an ever appreciative smile as she stood and linked her mind to the computer system she possessed within her home. She went to her email application and typed out an email for everyone that wanted a piece of the action; a piece of the amusement almost a year ago. Her Court.
Dear Lords and Ladies of The Tulipranny Court,
It has come to your sovereign leader's attention that you have neglected to fulfill your duties. This is most displeasing. I have received no taxes for the betterment of the city, or for the betterment of your districts, and as such you are commanded to present yourself with your deeds to your lands, to your majesties court, in an attempt to keep your claims once you confess to your crimes of neglect and pay your sovereign leader with your undying affections and attentions. Immediately. She can be found at The Lounge, awaiting your presence.
Your ever loving queen,
Elizabeth
P.S. Weapons must be properly stored away upon your persons once entering The Lounge.
P.P.S. Lord Swansdale and Lady Wicksbridge, just because you are, or may be currently absence from this realm does not excuse your vast amount of neglect. I expect to see your company there as well this evening.
While Alexandrea's thoughts on some matters may have been different to Elizabeth's, the blonde haired telepath did not hold that against the allurist. She was a charming woman, who cared for those she considered her friends and her family, which impressed Elizabeth greatly. So much Elizabeth had adopted Alexandrea in to her family in hopes of keeping that aspect alive in the woman and of aiding her when she could. Teaching her even. If and when the woman came back was not certain, Elizabeth knowing the Fade could be a place where one remained to heal completely, or to return, eager to see those they had not seen for days, or weeks. So if Alexandrea was back, Elizabeth could not say without prying in to the woman's thoughts and mind, something she rarely did for those she considered family, offering them privacy as she offered her.
Elizabeth thought the word 'send' with her mind and off the email went, before she changed her attire in to a something more suitable for the evening. Once she was changed, Elizabeth passed through a fadeportal, caught the train to the other side of town and arrived at the location where she claimed a booth and many others for a few hundred dollars and the promise of a great tip for the evening if her group of people were left alone (minus the attention needed for ordering drinks, if they could drink) and waited.