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<blockquote data-quote="Fenris" data-source="post: 3017264" data-attributes="member: 2820">OOC:[sblock] You're a bastard you know that. And I love you for it. This was why wild dingoes couldn't keep me away from another Metropolis game.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> [/sblock]Alexi's jaw hung slack and open. Whether from despair at losing this strangely alluring woman, the shock of seeing her transform into a stag, or the ramifications of both stags and what Stephanie's prophecy foretold for him, could not&nbsp; rightly be sorted out. Perhaps it was all of it overwhelming him.The sounds of the street came rushing back to him in a moment though. He shook his head to clear the visions streaming across his eyes. He backed up Mikla from the alley finidng it too narrow to turn around in, and spurred Mikla back to the other knights with the same intensity. As he approaches the waiting knights, to forestall the question that was on their lips and in their questioning eyes:&quot;Some urchin tried to swipe something out of one of my bags. I went and got it back and taught him a lesson&quot; says Alexi darkly. He was in no mood to talk or reveal his second vision to the others, even if Whale had seen her. Well maybe Whale had. In any case. Alexi wanted some time to think.&quot;We ready to sail then?&quot; he asks The Dragon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fenris, post: 3017264, member: 2820"] OOC:[sblock] You're a bastard you know that. And I love you for it. This was why wild dingoes couldn't keep me away from another Metropolis game. :D [/sblock] Alexi's jaw hung slack and open. Whether from despair at losing this strangely alluring woman, the shock of seeing her transform into a stag, or the ramifications of both stags and what Stephanie's prophecy foretold for him, could not rightly be sorted out. Perhaps it was all of it overwhelming him. The sounds of the street came rushing back to him in a moment though. He shook his head to clear the visions streaming across his eyes. He backed up Mikla from the alley finidng it too narrow to turn around in, and spurred Mikla back to the other knights with the same intensity. As he approaches the waiting knights, to forestall the question that was on their lips and in their questioning eyes: "Some urchin tried to swipe something out of one of my bags. I went and got it back and taught him a lesson" says Alexi darkly. He was in no mood to talk or reveal his second vision to the others, even if Whale had seen her. Well maybe Whale had. In any case. Alexi wanted some time to think. "We ready to sail then?" he asks The Dragon. [/QUOTE]

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