Alice couldn't help but moan. Honestly, she didn't have a choice. The way Vic was making her feel...Well, there wasn't possibly any other option. The way she was biting at her neck alone would have pushed her over the edge if she wasn't careful, let alone they way her fingers were working. Another g...

Alice was in no condition to give Vic the faintly reproving look she might have given otherwise. "Vic..." Alice warned, her voice breathy, shaking her head at Vic lightly. She watched the other woman's hand slide town her torso, teasingly slow, a chill running down her spine. A shaking gas...

Underneath Vic, she couldn't help but relaxing a little. Even with her chest and scars exposed. The scars mostly. No, Vic had never expressed anything other then understanding. Alice had no real reason to feel insecure around Vic, especially about her scars. She knew that, and she knew Vic didn't ca...

Alice found herself smiling in spite herself. She wanted to believe Vic, needed to, even. Needed to believe she wouldn't just pack up and move on once was Alice was out. Her words might not have been the most persuasive, but Alice believed her, and if not her tone, the hurt expression that flashed b...

Alice blinked as Vic's shirt found it's way across the room. Her eyes followed it's arc until it collided against the wall. When Vic started to speak, she looked back, more then a little confused, but retaining a bemused expression all the while. Not that the shirt wasn't a pretty big clue, but then...

A chuckle escaped her colorless lips as she set can of coke on the counter, followed by her own root beer. It would seem Vic was more then a little uneasy about her change in moods. Not that Alice didn't understand. Feeling upbeat was, well, let's say it's been a while since she acted like this. Not...

She registered the sound of gravel crunching outside as a car pulled up, as well as the sound of the engine idling. A neighbor, maybe. It could be Vic, sure. Like she said, she had no idea where she was, so it could be 10 minutes or an hour before she arrived. That might have been an exaggeration, b...

((Alice Blake Continued from D&D Night )) The drive home was as short and uneventful as she would have hoped or expected. After all, it wasn't that far a drive from Aaron's. Whether Vic was already at her place, she couldn't say. Well, she didn't see her car when she pulled in, so it was a safe ...

That was about it for her. Not that things hadn't been fun, but it was about time she set off. Up until everyone died and things had gone awkward, she felt things were going well. It was fun, at least. Even if it all was a one big trick, and Bounce and Will were just dealing with some illusion or sp...

Well. So much for the big, strong fighter. At least she wasn't the first to fall, but being the second after the healer wasn't a good start for the group. But it wasn't even in combat, not really. Yes, she was killed by a monster, but not by fighting and losing. It was a little embarrassing, really,...

He was certainly pulling out all the stops on this one, wasn't he? His description said 'undead' but what type was beyond her. Maybe Bounce or Will knew, but she was in the dark. Well, at least it was a fortitude save. That she could handle. Unless she fumbled the roll spectacularly, she should be s...

Alice didn't really pay any mind to Stephan taking his leave. Why would she? As limited as her social circle was, were it not for these meetings, she'd still have no idea who he was. To be honest, it didn't extend outside Bounce, Tenna, and Vic. Maybe the people in her various clubs, you know, fenci...

Until they actually reached the dungeon proper, or something to kill, the majority of her job was to stand around and take the hits for the rest of the party. Even when they did encounter a monster, she was still the one taking the hits. At least then, she'd have a chance to do something more then s...

Alice took a more observant role while everyone tried to decide what to do now that they were clear of the trapped tunnel. It meant they were safe for a time, until Aaron became impatient and forced action. He could always just tell them to enter the tunnel, or he might send some monsters after them...

((Hey, sorry for the absence. Bit of a family reunion sort of thing.)) It seemed she had made the right decision by waiting outside. Not even five minutes into the game and someone had already been eliminated. At this rate, they'd all be dead by the end of the hour. No, that kind of thinking wouldn'...