Alexandra and Percy at the Castle

Alexandra hid behind a statue, from Merlin's son, Percy.

Percy walked by the statue, and stopped.

"Princess Alexandra, I know you're there." Percy said.

Alexandra walked out from behind the statue, and stepped on Percy's foot on purpose. "Creeper." She said, and stormed off.

"Princess!" Percy sighed, and followed her.

John simply walked after the two, not really caring. The Princess was rebellious, not suicidal nor a damsel. She'd be fine. John then took up the very hard job of humming a tune.

"Princess wait up! And I am not a creeper!" Percy said, and followed the Princess.

Alexandra spun around and Percy collided with her, and she fell on her butt. "Now look what you did!" She yelled at Percy.

"Pr-pr-princess, I'm sorry!" Percy said.

John finally caught up and groaned. "Ugh, I need a mead. Quit running away, it makes me work," he said lazily. Though John was a fairly muscular man, work was never a fun thing.

Alexandra scowled. "Help me up!" She said, fairly angry.

Percy helped her up, and she punched him. "OW!" He said.

"That's what you get!" She said, and then turned to John. "And what's your issue?" She asked.

"My issue is I find this pointless. You're being a brat, why you need two magicans to guard is beyond me. Maybe you can grow up a bit and not cause such fustration for no cause," John said, yawning, leaning against a wall. He didn't really care if she killed him on the spot, means he gets more sleep.

"And your point is? You're just a lazy Magic Man. No one cares about them unless they're Merlin, the only important Magic Man." Alexandra hissed, but looked offended.

"Oh no! She insults me by using a small child's term. Then maybe Merlin can some down here and guard you, because you so obviously need protection. And lazy? I don't feel like working to make the spoiled princess happy," he said, closing his eyes.

"Ha! Like a man as yourself could ever make a princess happy." Alexandra said, and rolled her eyes. "And as for you, Percy. I am sorry." she added, turning to Percy.

"Its quite alright, Princess." Percy said.

"I don't care about making women or men happy. Only myself, because when you die you burn in hell anyways," John said, patting his brothers shoulder mockingly. "Good job Perce, your such a hero," he said laughing before walking away.

"You get back here!" Alexandra demanded. She stormed after him, and grabbed him by the shoulder.

John growled in anger and turned to face the princess, grabbing her wrist loosely. "I'm leaving. Percy can take care of the rest of tonight's duties," he said in a low tone.

"No! You're not getting off THAT easily. And like Percy could handle ME on his own." Alexandra said, and yanked her wrist free.

"If it were up to me, you'd just be locked in your room like any father should punish his daughter. And he seemed to do just fine. Now, I'm going to go get drunk and sleep," John said simply.

"Then I am coming with you, because last time I saw you drunk, you nearly killed yourself." Alexandra said.

John grinned. "Well, then I die drunk and happy. Brother, refrain the princess and stop mooning over her," John said as he walked further down the hall.

Alexandra rolled her eyes, and followed him. 'Just keep annoying him. He'll get over himself eventually." She thought.

Percy sighed, and followed her.

John raced up to his room and locked the doors chuckling. He uncapped a jug of mead and began drinking. "Go away princess, why do you care anyways?" he asked between gulps

"Because, its fun to annoy you." She said, sarcasticly. She stood outside the door, and sat down.

John finished the bottle a while later and stumbled against his window. "Ya know, I don't really mean the things I say. I just hate being all warm and fuzzy like Perce," he said, slurring his words as the windows rattled

"Apology accepted. Now open this door before you acciedently kill yourself!" Alexandra said, standing up, and started banging on the door with both her fist.

John stumbled over and opened it. "Wait, wha? Your not the princess, you're to... nice looking!" John excaimed laughing

Alexandra rolled her eyes. "Gee, thanks." She said. Then an idea hit her. "And I'm not the Princess. I'm her friend, Elisabeth." Alexandra lied.

"Oh really? Interesting," John said grinning

Alexandra tried not to laugh. "Yes, really." She said.