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Sera shot him a dark look and opened her mouth to give him the sharp edge of her tongue when there was a knock at the door. A moment later the nervous page edged in and catching the mood of the mistress within, awkwardly bowed and stammered an apology.
"P-please forgive me Miss, but the Lady D'Here is here," Serafina thought he might actually graze the floor with his nose with how low the next bow went before he scuttled out of the door. She shot Solgrin another dark look just to make sure he knew she knew he wanted to laugh, before stomping from the room. Violet watched her go in amusement then glanced to Sol with a shrug.
"At least we don't have to teach her how to strop like a noble," and then picked up their fans and followed suit.
D'Here's carriage made the one the Bandits had arrived in look like it was fit for a peasant. The monstrosity in white and gold before them was garish, large, and Sera couldn't believe it took only six horses to pull the damned thing. Inside was just as painfully tasteless as the outside with green velvet cushions embroidered in gold. The Lady D'Here swept out in a dress that seemed to match her carriage interior and gave a smart curtsey to Sera when she appeared.
"Oh, please don't curtsey Jasmine, we are to be friends are we not?" she smiled and the woman practically beamed. "I hope you don't mind but the Captain and my maid will be joining us, you can never be too sure of whether you'll need a good sword or a stream of drinks at these performances," she sniffed and the other ladies tittered at the joke.
"P-please forgive me Miss, but the Lady D'Here is here," Serafina thought he might actually graze the floor with his nose with how low the next bow went before he scuttled out of the door. She shot Solgrin another dark look just to make sure he knew she knew he wanted to laugh, before stomping from the room. Violet watched her go in amusement then glanced to Sol with a shrug.
"At least we don't have to teach her how to strop like a noble," and then picked up their fans and followed suit.
D'Here's carriage made the one the Bandits had arrived in look like it was fit for a peasant. The monstrosity in white and gold before them was garish, large, and Sera couldn't believe it took only six horses to pull the damned thing. Inside was just as painfully tasteless as the outside with green velvet cushions embroidered in gold. The Lady D'Here swept out in a dress that seemed to match her carriage interior and gave a smart curtsey to Sera when she appeared.
"Oh, please don't curtsey Jasmine, we are to be friends are we not?" she smiled and the woman practically beamed. "I hope you don't mind but the Captain and my maid will be joining us, you can never be too sure of whether you'll need a good sword or a stream of drinks at these performances," she sniffed and the other ladies tittered at the joke.