Xefer looked over to the human and chuckled showing off a pair of fangs. "PNC is such a common acronym these days. However, it is rather distasteful. It would be best if you never referred to yourself as such in front of the Lady. As for me? I am no such thing. I grew up with her Majesty. You could call us old friends. I watch over her best interests." He sat back into the leather seat as he crossed his legs without thought. The man was naturally feminine with a chiseled face that showed he was clearly male.<br/><br/>"I would call yourself a Retainer of her Majesty... at the very least a Vessel, do you understand?" He asked cautiously. "This isn't the normal world you will be residing in. As the Queen she is surrounded by thousands that are the Aristocracy. You should do your best to not embarrass her Majesty with common names. It isn't befitting of your station anyways. You will be doing much more than just supplying the Queen with nourishment." He smirked, "That is, if you live. Lucky Bastard." He said under his breath.<br/><br/>The Sedan came to a stop and he got up. "Well, looks like we have arrived." He opened the door and slipped out and standing to his full height. Taking one side of his collar in each hand he straightened out his jacket. "I won't push you around if you learn to be prompt. We would hate to keep our Lady waiting."<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>The Queen removed herself from the Sedan as she breathed a sigh of relief. Coming home was always a nice experience. Looking up at her Estate she couldn't help but admire it. She owned over three dozen acres of land. All fully landscaped and graced with the most beautiful of flowers. It was bright and modern. A far cry from the dark castle everyone thought she lived in. Walking ahead her long black tresses swayed against her curves. One solid click could be heard after the other as she walked with confidence.<br/><br/>Xefer promptly found himself not far behind her while giving Alex a knowing look.<br/><br/>The Queen could smell his presence. As they made it to the entrance she opened the doors herself and swung them wide open.<br/><br/>It was quiet but well lit as the floors were a black marble. The floor seemed to gleam like water. A large hand blown chandelier hung in the entry way right before the double spiraling staircase began to spill out into the foyer.<br/><br/>"Alex." She spoke fondly. Turning to him she stared into his eyes with her crimson orbs. "Let us talk, in private." She began walking up the right staircase expecting him to follow.<br/><br/>Xefer looked to Alex and his eyes held a mischievous glint. "Go on, I trust you won't do anything stupid." He added as a soft jest.