<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/9/93/Sebastian_Bryce.jpg/395px-Sebastian_Bryce.jpg)</div><strong>Bryce</strong><br/><br/>Adding<em>just</em>a spoonful of honey to the coffee cup, mixing carefully, incidentally missing the entire process of Morag removing the front of her Bodice. Finally, once he's sure he's prepared it well enough, he simply smiles and gives out a happy little sigh. "There we are, I hope this is acceptable, my dear," he says, turning to give her the coffee, before returning to making his own food.<br/><br/>...he notices, vaguely, the slight-- 'discomfort' of the kitty on the Sultana's lap, briefly, feeling a bit sad for the poor thing,-- if she gets that turned around just by a bit of groping then she'll probably end up in such a state that she'll end up missing more or less the entire trip.<br/><br/>Where was she going anyway? Oh well, that wasn't his concern in any event, and it's not like they are actually<em>going anywhere in particular</em>given the Sultana's navigation.<br/><br/>Really, he's always felt a bit bad for the passengers, but not too much. They have fun on their roundabout way to wherever it is that they're going.<br/><br/>He was somewhat sad to see Dyn leaving, but oh well, that happens. Had he always been a blue-skinned tusked humanoid? Oh, probably, really-- he couldn't quite keep his eyes from glancing up at the structs that held the roof in place. He'd probably need to work some kind of servo-mechanism into the actual struts but there was no way to tell exactly what would be involved without taking the thing apart. Oh well. He has to concur, in any event, that the laundry staff ARE rather much of a handful. Even so, he's juuust about managed his own breakfast when he finds himself stiffening just a bit at the laugh of the Vampiress in his ear. A tiny shiver running down his spine. Damnit, did she have to<em>do</em>that??!<br/><br/>"I do believe I just about have my breakfast ready, I should really be running myself..." he says, idly. "With the Sultana's leave, of course."