"Sure."  Alice said with a nod.  She then carefully selected 7 suits and laid them out on the bed.  It took her a moment, but she eventually managed to find his luggage and she carefully packed the suits in there and brought in the clothing she had set out and added them to it.  Normally, she might have thought this was odd or strange, but instead she was just filled with a pleasant mood and a desire to be helpful.  Alice could tell that Emlyn's life was carefully curated.  Things had a place in his life and now it seemed as if he had made room for her to have a place in it as well.<br/><br/>She watched as he finished preparing himself, she watched with curious interest as he armed himself.  She could have asked if what they were doing was dangerous, but she decided to let that thought passs for now.  Perhaps just being the kind of man he was with the kind of power he had was dangerous.<br/><br/>Alice offered him a smile and nodded her head.  "We shall."  Before she could attempt to gather up their luggage, a soft knock echoed through the room, indicating that someone was at the door.  She locked eyes with Emlyn and then turned and made her way out of the room back down to the main level of the apartment.  Alice answered the door and a rather sharp looking young man greeted her with a slightly tight smile.<br/><br/>"I presume you are Ms. Alice?  I'm here with a delivery and assistants to help bring your luggage down to the carriage.  My name is Everest Hughes, I'm one of Mr. Cyncad's many employees."  The man held out a small box to Alice.  "Go ahead, open it."  He prompted.  Alice did as she was asked and took the small box, opening it to reveal a metal bracelet inside.  It almost looked like a re-fashioned medical alert bracelet.  She looked up at Everest and arched a brow at him.<br/><br/>"Typically this sort of technology is used in cuffs to control the magic of criminals or those who would harm Mr. Cyncad's interests. It took a bit of doing, but I was able to alter it so it could be worn by you, Ms. Alice.  It will prevent most flare ups, as you adjust to the magic of our world.  We actually have some such devices for children, but none of that technology would fit you or provide the needed level of intervention."  Everest explained.<br/><br/>Alice nodded and took the bracelet out of the box, putting it on her wrist.  It was a bit too big, but the moment it was firmly on her person, the chain shrunk so it could be worn comfortably.  Once that was taken care of, the next few moments were spent making her way down to the carriage with Emlyn, accompanied by his assistants and servants to ensure all their clothing and luggage was also brought with them.  It was the same carriage she had seen the other day, complete with the marionette-like bartender.  This time Alice again opted to drink only water.  Even if a drink sounded enticing, this whole world was different and she wanted to experience it all sober, for now.  When they exited the carriage, she found they were on some kind of airstrip.<br/><br/>There were many vessels, all of varying shapes and sizes, but out of all of them, it was easy to see which one was Emlyn's.  They were parked near it, but it was more than that.  The ship had a regal quality to it and though it was sizable it did not appear bulky or poorly designed.  The wood was deep and looked like it had been expertly crafted.  The entire ship looked like something out of a steampunk novel Alice might have picked up at the airport in her world.  A trashy romance book set in a time of steam and magic.  She supposed it was not that far of a stretch from her current reality.<br/><br/>She again took Emlyn's arm and they boarded the ship via a platform that rose up to allow them easy entrance to the deck.  They're luggage followed soon after.  Alice was so caught up in this amazing machine, that she barely heard what was said around her.  "This is amazing.  I think it's the most lovely thing I've ever seen..."  She commented, turning to Emlyn.