"Is that so?" he replied, arching an eyebrow. "Well, may I dare say that, even if my luck in the game hasn't changed, my luck has certainly improved by making your acquaintance."<br/><br/>"Is it, now?" he asked, in mock surprise. "They sent you all the way up here on your first day? You must have impressed that old codger... though, I can't blame him."<br/><br/>He considered her question for his name for a moment, before replying, "Percival," with a slight smile, and a few chuckles from around the table, likely at her expense.<br/><br/>He leaned in and gave her a peck on the lips, as he went to toss the dice again, watching her eyes instead of the dice - to a collective groan from around the table, and the dealer announcing that he'd just won a<em>major</em>bet. That was enough to tear his gaze away for a few moments, eyebrows shooting up in surprise, as he hugged her a little closer. "Well, look at that, my Lady Fortune has brought me good luck, indeed. What do you say you and I go celebrate for a bit?" he offered, scooping up the surprisingly large stack of silvery coins he was handed. Seeing them a little closer, she'd realize that they - like the coin she'd been tipped earlier - were<em>platinum.</em>