Talk To Alice

Percy walked towards Alice's room, very excited to see her and after being greeted by the orc guards at her door and entering her room he was pleased to see that she was still there, laying on large comfy bed while seemingly thinking about nothing, she was awake but didn't notice that Percy entered until he heard him chuckle.

Percy knew she wasn't too fond of him... yet, but he was still expecting her to at least remain calm and be able to have a normal conversation with him, that's why he was surprised by her reaction when she saw that he was in her room. She inmediately jumped out and locked her eyes on him, they were filled with rage, pure hatred, she didn't want to do anything except attack him and rip his face out with just her nails and teeth so she jumped at him.

Percy was quick and saw her attack coming so he was able to dodge her and push her away, he wasn't trying to use much strenght in his move but when he shoved her she lost balance and fell, thankfully she felt on her bed so she was okay, although she was still enraged and even more furious at him.

"You bastard! Let me out of here!! I want to see my sister!!" - Alice screamed as she turned aggresive and prepared for another attack on her bed, Percy wasn't too pleased by her reaction so he made a menacing frown to scare a little but then realized he needed to take control of the situation and calm her down.

"Hey! Relax a litte, okay? I can't let you out... not yet" - Percy said with an authorative tone as he needed Alice to learn her place, in this case she was supposed to be his obbedient **** and not a furious crazy warrior ready to **** him, she didn't take this too well though and since she was still angry she continued screaming.

"What do you mean not yet?? How long are you going to keep me here?!!!" - Alice exclaimed although now she wasn't ready to attack him, she was more taken by surprise that Percy wouldn't let her leave to see her sister for some reason so she just wanted him to answer to her, even he thought that her question was very important so he took a second to think about his response.