Hearing Talanna speak the name of his ship brought Alexander out of the thoughts he had let himself slip back into for a moment, looking over at her direction, before nodding his head. "Very well, its a bit uncommon for me to be seen in such company but I doubt anyone will remember it for long even if they spot it, especially if they assume its a matter of selling a bit of alchemical materials to the nobility." Shrugging at the time and smiling, he turned to Asleod.<br/><br/>"Thank you for the words we have shared, I'll begin setting up the credit then, contacting people and making arrangements. You know where to find me as always, when it comes time for distractions." Smiling a hint Alexander headed on out then, grateful for the option of not having to walk home, and more than a little grateful for being free from Lebanon's company for now. He'd have to see Samuel later, but figured the fellow would be in touch at some point soon.<br/><br/>Moving along with the others once outside, Alexander cast a look at the carriage and spoke seriously. "The store is closed at this hour, quite naturally since I wasn't there to hold it open, but at least you'll know where to find me if and when its necessary." He smiled a bit again, sighing out and shaking his head. "Didn't expect to let my temper flare tonight as I did, but eh well, what's done is done." Alexander prepared to just get in the carriage and tell the driver the streetname and number.