<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/hiW13Hj.jpg)<div align="center"><strong>Alizeh Cloudborn</strong> (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=299823.msg14660956#msg14660956)</div></div>Seeing those gorgeous legs fully exposed and in profile right next to her did nothing to help Alizeh's currently befuddled state. She let out a little whimper of uncertainty as the elf got comfortable, eyes locked onto her body until she started talking when they moved to her face and were just as trapped there. "Centaurs? Dwarves? The Queen of Air and Darkness?" Alizeh gasped at the mention of what were to her the three most exotic things that woman had said. "You've seen everything!" She said, sounding just as astounded as she was.<br/><br/>She was about to say more, when those dextrous fingers began to stroke her hand and it was like the feeling of the soft, tugging touch went through every inch of her skin, lingering in a few key areas causing the half-elf to gasp anew. "Mmmm." She closed her mouth firmly and struggled to compose herself, making no motion to pull her hand away. "Well." She said, crossing her legs as casually as she could, her foot dangling towards Ianora as she tilted her body towards the elf, "I suppose that's my job now." She smiled at her. Then instantly blushed and her eyes went big. "I meant entertaining! In general!" She stammered. "Not - " she blushed deeper and swallowed, realizing that nobody had said out loud what she was trying to deflect.<br/><br/>She took a deep breath. "Well, if nothing else this is good practice for the next time I get nervous on stage. After sitting this close to you I don't think crowd of a thousand could distract me." She beamed at the elf woman, unwittingly delivering a very sweet compliment.<br/><br/>"Oh!" She said brightly, intrigued by the game. She was instantly wanting to ask what the rules were, how you kept score, and who won, but something told her that would be very uncouth, and worse, uncool, for her to do at the moment. "I ah," she glanced back and forth at the flowers. There didn't seem to be any difference. Maybe this was just like choosing a hidden pawn in dragonchess? Well, white always went first there didn't it? She reached out with confidence and plucked out the white rose.