Anonymous asked: I confess that yes, I am a very picky and vain man, who enjoys surrounding himself with only the finest. However…
“Love” is different from collecting objects or artifacts for decorating my airship, or styling myself and my wardrobe to best represent my high social ranking.
Yes, I would still love her. I will always love her. But I love Bellecoso for her, all of her, not just her physical appearance. Because I love her, she will always be attractive and beautiful to me, regardless of how she looks. Do you understand?
Bellecoso is not a trophy, nor an expensive painting or vase, so kindly refrain from speaking of her as if she is.
Anonymous asked: 
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Anonymous asked: 332. And just to clarify, I am not old.
Anonymous asked: I don’t know, I find it rather pleasant. I feel safe underneath and around it.
The spirits are surprisingly very accepting, so long as you respect them, the land, and the ruins, and the natives leave me be aside from the occasional curiosity on their part.
And why not? You’ve certainly got the financial stability for it. It’d probably help your crew’s morale. And…it doesn’t have to be limited to just the crew. If we set up a date that works for us, I could probably find some time to participate as well.
Yes, well … *The redness of his face only darkens further, and eventually he tugs his hat down just enough to try hiding it — or at the very least, his eyes.* You bring up fair points…
I suppose it is worth considering…
although it is yet one more thing that Nicolae will hold over my head.
Unless you could also get Nicolae to participate.In any case, I’m only familiar with a few of Shakespeare’s works. Are there any that hold your interest in particular?
Hamlet, of course. Macbeth. Othello, Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream —
Ah… y-yes, those. Those will do.
Oh!~ A Midsummer Knight’s Dream would be quite the fun one~
You are … actually … interested in this sort of thing?
Elven folk /can/ be turned into vampires, sir. We have no immunity over the vampirism virus if their blood mixes with our own. Just saying.… Fine, fine. Then, to be technical, yes, I suppose Zhivago and I could be related somewhere in our bloodlines, if he was an elven who was turned into a vampire.
Although I sincerely doubt this is the case either way, as the probability of us sharing common ancestors is exceedingly low, all things considering.
Is that better?
I didn’t mean to offend, sir…
No, no. You didn’t offend in the slightest.
Anonymous asked: What.
Anonymous asked: You must have a deathwish.
I’ll respond to all three messages as one.
I do have an appreciative eye for the “fine arts”.
