Owl post to Sidney Vaisey

[morsus_et_mors]

Date: 25 March 2001
Time: Early morning
Location: From Arcadia Gallery to Vaisey Manor
Characters Involved: Montague Morsus et Sidney Vaisey

[A ghost of a smirk lingers in the air, as Montague's letter-winged kite Pallida takes off with a small parcel in its talons. In it a sealed letter and a black leather box can be found, containing a sterling

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Reply owl to Montague Morsus

[siidney]

Thank you Montague. Its so perfect, you have amazing taste. I'm defenetly going to wear it all the time. Or when it matches my outfit. It doesn't need to be more expinsive expensive, you shouldn't have spent that much as it is. Still though, its gorgeos.

Sidney

Owl back to Sidney Vaisey - afternoon of same day

[morsus_et_mors]

['The boy is clueless!' Montague exclaims, as he erupts into amused laughter, before sitting down and penning a response letter.]

Sidney--

I am overjoyed you liked your gift. Please, do-- wear it whenever you wish, that is. It will only please me more to know you found it of use.

I do wonder, however, what happened with Pallida, my kite? Are you keeping him a hostage until I buy you another gift?

Montague

Owl to Montague Morsus

[siidney]

[In the time its taken for Montague to reply Sidney has been pampering the kite. He gave it a bath, made sure none of his feathers were crooked and tied an adorable little bow around his neck. He's currently petting Pallida's ears and introducing it to his cat, Fumi.]

Montague,

Your so sweet, your wife doesn't deserv you.

You never sent me a kite, you sent me a bird. If you're refering to that he's really tired, I'm going to keep him untill he's ready to make the jurney and all that. Take care of my owl, he's kind of fat and old.

Sidney

Return owl to Sidney Vaisey

[morsus_et_mors]

Sidney--

Make sure Millicent never hears this from you. You might end up being seduced and tortured.

Pallida is a letter-winged kite, and he's a bird of prey. So be careful with him-- quite the vicious beast. Also, make note that he is largely nocturnal: do not worry if he disappears with the twilight, he needs to hunt.

I treated your owl to all the owl-ly pleasures. He is a bit too old, you should get yourself a new one.

Montague.