Snippet #2011686

Glathia stepped lightly over the riggity stairs, having gotten use to them. She smiled as she entered, graceful as ever, and pulled the table around in front of the mirror so they could watch and drink at the same time. She put down the tray and sat on the floor, having the out of it mind enough to be able to sit on a floor with out being ashamed as she brushed off her skirt which seemed to be pooling around her like liquid ice. Yes. If any thing, she was ice and Rosalind was fire. Who knew two people who were so different yet so alike could be the kind of friends they were but the truth was, when she was a child, she use to love to see Rosalind, even being hinged just enough to know they were not meant to be friends but rather fierce foes. Not that she ever followed rules. In fact, she wrote them just to break them, making her quite the hypocrite.

She clapped her hands in glee as the blood began to bubble before instinctively grabbing Rosalind's wrist and pulling the black sash holding her hair up out and bandaging her hand. She just did it and didn't seem to notice after, sipping her tea as she looked at the mirror. "Ooh look there see? There in the clearing is the first Alice I told you about, Zack. I'm sure Cheshire should appear with him soon. And there being poked by the blond Alice or Alys is Maria. That one must be the new Alice! And look! Two more have joined oh this is so exciting! There should be 10 in no time at this rate!" She giggled and drank her tea dreamily. Then a thought struck her.

"Rosalind..." she said, putting down her cup. "When that wench dies, what do you think about turning this place into a vacation house? I can't imagine any one thinking of what to do with all of this better then you and you've lived here for so long, your name is practically etched in the walls with animal blood," she giggled at this. "So why not keep it? It would be a shame to watch some filthy peasant move in. In fact, I should have them poisoned on the spot if it weren't for the fact that it would be far better to drain their blood for tea. What do you think?"