Lady Alexandrie d'Asgard (
coquettish_trees) wrote in
faderift2020-01-08 10:15 am
open | if language were liquid
WHO: The Irrepressible Lady Lexie and You
WHAT: Catch-all for January
WHEN: Mostly current, may be some time travel in prompts
WHERE: Kirkwall/Gallows
NOTES: Come at me
WHAT: Catch-all for January
WHEN: Mostly current, may be some time travel in prompts
WHERE: Kirkwall/Gallows
NOTES: Come at me
[ This is the open, specific prompts will be in comments! Feel free to make your own. ]
Office Hours
Rather than share her time between the Jeshavis office and the library Alexandrie has had an additional bookcase (exactly matching the first, of course) brought in, and has a number of tomes on what is essentially permanent loan to join those from her personal library. An array of dictionaries, linguistic texts, and books on histories and noble families in the languages of their countries—books in Antivan, Nevarran, Rivaini, Tevene, Ander, and one on the Memories and their runic inscriptions sit alongside those from Orlais and Ferelden—have joined the publicly available project reports; she has moved her translation work in its entirety to her office. Perhaps it's for privacy, perhaps for easier availability to anyone who might be seeking her out.
The desk itself is covered in three books, half stacked atop each other, and a small sheaf of papers. At the moment, however, she's taking lunch at a small table brought in for the purpose of holding the silver tray and its contents. Despite the development of 'team spirit' that inspired her to seek the position in the first place, apparently she hasn't got enough of it to enjoy the common fare available a few floors below.
The lady is in.

no subject
[ the gift: set next to her on the small table there, its ribbons straightened and fussed with while she speaks unconcernedly. ]
Ones assistants stabbing ones erstwhile lovers—and current complications—in fits of pique, vaguely considering the merits of making true the rumours that one is bedding said assistant, having a tawdry romance written inspired by the scandal of ones border-crossing liaison.
[ le sigh ]