“If ever there was a tale of more woe… Than Juliet and her Romeo…” Wistful words leaving the lips of Charlotte Caldwell as the sea air danced around her, in place of her usual cool and collected confidence the woman seemed to carry quite the significant sense of melancholy at the moment, and if one saw her they would know why.
“It's this. Look at this travesty… And ugh, the smell is even worse?” Those pristine ivory colours which were her signature concealed beneath the grim veil of clothes which had been 'forcefully borrowed' by some rather generous and unconscious men back at the harbour, ill fitting rags were wrapped around the fine form of the fair femme with the aim of hiding who she was, and visually they seemed to be achieving that, even if their presence wasn’t achieving similar measure verbally.
“I am starting to seriously regret the quiet approach?” A loose and scarf-like bandanna concealing the majority of her blonde hair whilst her curvaceous shape was hidden beneath items that were almost as loose as her morals at midnight, perhaps Charlotte should have been credited for the fact that despite removing the majority of the makeup she was wearing her inherent beauty still seemed to shine through regardless, albeit in a more subdued and perhaps more honest and homely fashion without the aid of ice blue lipstick and the smoulder of her eyeshadow set to deadly. Though it was clear to any who heard her that she certainly wasn’t happy about any of those fact.
“I mean sure, we'd be likely to get blown apart by cannon fire, but at least we'd look good doing it?” Shaking her head and shrugging as she continued a monologue which was saturated by so much disdain for her current condition that she cared little for little facts like whether she was really 'selling' her role as a cutthroat or even if the companion she droned at was listening, since she couldn't get the grimy shirt she was wearing off her chest the next best thing seemed to be getting her distaste for it removed from such an area, so to speak, though it was probably also true that for all of her good intentions here she did like to listen to herself talking as well.
“Wearing this is an affront to everything a girl like me stands for, you know~?” At the very least seeming to think sooner or later that she needed to check whether her manservant was in fact lavishing upon her the level of consideration and capacity of his hearing as she continued on with the little landing craft beneath them bobbing on the waves, fingers that might have seemed like claws lunged for the arm of her ally as she pouted toward him and felt very deserving of his sympathy right now.
“You better be prepared to make up for my sacrifice, here. Imagine if sorcerers' weekly spies me like this? My reputation as a peerless cover girl will be in tatters!” After all that the least she was due given the detriment she was risking with this ridiculous improvisation of ensemble, lashes that did not quite appear as dark or as lengthy as usual fluttered in front of her ice blue eyes as she demanded recompense for what she was doing here from him. Even though it wasn't his fault really, but rather the blame lying with those on the craft they edged toward in a calculating fashion, and hopefully, thanks to the burden she currently but no so quietly endured would be quelled soon. They were in the home straight now, right?