Hexes and curses. Magic. Alice's lips pursed. It was the sort of thing one did not hear about often in her society. The closest they'd had was a fool from a foreign territory; he was the high-class fool, the type who entertained with wit and tricks. He'd performed the most delightful magic by making a woman seem to disappear! In any case, that type of magic had quite the different feel to the dingy, dark feel of a witch's cave. She was glad to be outside, in the sun again. It was having an effect on her pale English skin; her exposed collarbones and the tip of her nose were beginning to turn red from the past couple of days.
She took the leather bag with an air of surprise, mouth forming a small, 'o.' She'd never actually been given money to spend on herself. Usually her father went with her to the shops, or a chaperone with her father's money. The freedom the small satchel gave her... It was quite astonishing. Everything about this place was free, including him. "Of course I'll wait," she murmured, quite taken aback and a little stunned. She tucked it into the pocket of her long skirt, then let him take her hand. The walk along was beautiful, truth be told. And the place he lead her to, even moreso. It was just like her own place, back home...
"It's stunning," she said honestly. Ten years? Such a long time on the sea. Creeping forward with her hand still in his, she peered forward - it certainly was a steep drop. Letting out a soft squeak of fright, she stumbled backward and bumped into him. Turning around, she found herself quite close to Victor's chest. The top of her head came to about his collarbone. "Sorry," she apologised. But she didn't step away, a little bit mesmerised truth be told, as she looked up at him. All he had to do was lean down and...
She took the leather bag with an air of surprise, mouth forming a small, 'o.' She'd never actually been given money to spend on herself. Usually her father went with her to the shops, or a chaperone with her father's money. The freedom the small satchel gave her... It was quite astonishing. Everything about this place was free, including him. "Of course I'll wait," she murmured, quite taken aback and a little stunned. She tucked it into the pocket of her long skirt, then let him take her hand. The walk along was beautiful, truth be told. And the place he lead her to, even moreso. It was just like her own place, back home...
"It's stunning," she said honestly. Ten years? Such a long time on the sea. Creeping forward with her hand still in his, she peered forward - it certainly was a steep drop. Letting out a soft squeak of fright, she stumbled backward and bumped into him. Turning around, she found herself quite close to Victor's chest. The top of her head came to about his collarbone. "Sorry," she apologised. But she didn't step away, a little bit mesmerised truth be told, as she looked up at him. All he had to do was lean down and...