Their conversation was briefly interrupted by a shout coming from upstairs...then a loud bang and the sound of dishes hitting the floor and glass breaking. But with all the commotion taking place within the inn, the event passed almost unnoticed.<br/><br/>The vampiress occupying the only apartment on the east wing of the second floor was especially moody at mornings - which is to say, more akin to a shrew than usual. More often than not, she avoided them alltogether even if the inn offered an exemplary protection from sunlight. But there were times when she got fed up with spending the nights without any entertainment since most of the inn's guests were day creatures and slept or done other interesting things during the night.<br/><br/>That morning was horrible in itself and Alexa had the ability to make it so for the gremlins tending to her as well. She often made them curse the day they were born, or for those a bit more self-conscious, the day she came at the inn: a bit over three months ago. Needless to say, the vampiress had her reasons to be displeased with the service. For one thing, she failed to understand why such ugly creatures were at the service of the inn's guests in the first place. She would rather have young males of a different kind, since humans weren't allowed. The shout came from her, demanding that her glass of blood  be brought immediately. The bang was caused by a clumsy gremlin (which only turned out this way being constantly intimidated by her)  who knocked over the nightstand. The glass and dishes on his tray broke as he lost balance and made a mess of the whole thing. She but only showed her fangs in irittation and the creature scurried off to bring a broom and maybe..hopefully...some backup.<br/><br/>It was actually Korono's guitar music which brought Alexa to a more peaceful mood. Without waiting for the servant's return, she donned a silken robe over her night (well, actually day) gown and came downstairs for "breakfast". Albeit her all too casual clothing (it made her look like the female version of Hugh Hefner, as if she was actually owning the place) Alexa was rather decently dressed. Compared to her usual skintight, lowcut and short dresses of course. After centuries of proper outfits and having to show herself neatly dressed in public, the ancient vampire delved into the freedom of the modern age.<br/><br/>Coming down the stairs, she first spotted Kor. Now that male dragon had potential, but she didn't particulary thought of making a move during her stay at the Inn - finding a mate to have some fun with wasn't one of her priorities, but easing the boredom.  That perspective changed as of late, however. Korono was kind enough to explain the upcoming event and why suddenly everyone's "mating instinct" heightened. Alexa felt it herself, but found the whole thing bothersome. She didn't need a supernatural event to tell her when to have fun.<br/><br/>So it came that the male dragon caught her interest for certain and  that was one thing which made her morning seem less terrible. Then there was the scent. Someone within the Inn exuded an intense odour which brought one thing to mind: the desire to mate. And it smelled like dog too, for some ungodly reason. Alexa couldn't decide if she liked or downright hated the smell, despite its certain appeal.<br/><br/>"Korono my love," she said walking down the stairs "would you be a dear and sing something  old and lively...something Spanish perhaps?"<br/><br/>The vampiress spotted the newcomer and wrinkled her nose. He looked absolutely delicious, but had such bad taste in clothing - or lack of to be honest. Besides his taught muscles and obvious masculinity, Alexa found something else which appealed to her - the human blood coursing through his veins. Giving him a glance as if she was looking at an all you can eat buffet, the redhead took a sit next to Kor and greeted him with an enigmatic smile.<br/><br/>"Did Korono finally gave into my request?" She asked the kitsune countless times for a human servant which would also provide her with constant nourishment.<br/><br/>"How did you convince her?"