Jenn arrives at a… palace? Odd. She checked her HPS on her phone three times to make sure she had to correct address.
“No… this is definitely the place…” she mutters to herself. She climbs the steps and knocks on the door, order in hand.
Andrealphus was already mid-exit—had he lingered a moment longer, a servant would have opened the door for him. He did not do doors. That was for those with time and no title.
But alas, the timing was poor.
The door swung open beneath his gloved hand, revealing, much to his visible disgust, a random sinner standing at the threshold, clutching a drink carrier full of depressingly cheap styrofoam cups.
His eyes narrowed like a dagger’s edge.
“Who are you,” he demanded, voice curling with offense, “and what delusional lapse led you to believe you could set foot on my royal grounds unannounced?”
His gaze flicked to the cups, lip curling further. “And what, pray tell, is that? A tribute? Because if so, it’s insultingly off-brand.”