The music playing overhead seemed to reverberate within the metal ship - making the space almost seem larger than it already was, if such was even possible. He knew this song, those lyrics already effortlessly filling his mind even though they failed to fall from his lips. Rather, it was the sweet sway of a pair of hips that distracted his vibrant irises. His eyebrows furrowed ever so slightly as he strove to place her species. Alistair's very instincts all but screamed at him, the man decidedly...jumpy since his own turning though he had yet to master discerning which of those otherworldly creatures might truly do him harm. The Artist tried to push that anxiety from the forefront of his mind as he cleared his throat, the sound of his footsteps almost seemed unusually loud on the floor of the ship. The noise alone, apparently, had served as an indication of his presence as the young woman turned with an almost feline-like grace. It was almost unnerving really, but considering his history with cats, perhaps he shouldn't have been surprised at his own...tenseness. Alistair was well aware of the weight of her lightly colored eyes upon him as he held up that manilla envelope. The name written upon the front in black ink was all but a jumble of letters to the Dark-Hunter as he inquired as to how it was even pronounced in the first place.

That southern draw was evident within both the young woman's accent and too her usage of pet names. The sound of it caused his eyebrow to rise though it was hardly unliked by any means - more just...unexpected. "Tetradore." He repeated as if getting accustomed to the syllables that made up that foreign name. Interesting, so it was a surname, after all. At the very least it explained the peculiarity of it. A weak simper crossed Alistair's features at the sight of that smile that he was presented with. It was odd how something so simple could be so utterly disarming. Nevertheless, it helped put him at ease enough to allow his gaze to drift from the girl to the imposing boat that surrounded him. His soft inquiry of what this place was, however, prompted little more than a shrug from the girl. A soft snort left his nose at her utterance of the establishment's name and quickly his gaze found hers all over again. "As if I didn't know that from the name painted on the side of the boat." He responded with perhaps more sarcasm then he had meant. Her further explanation, however, brought some hint of recognition to the Dark Hunter - fights. Even he had heard rumors of some underground fighting ring somewhere in the depths of Sacrosanct. As a human, he'd had no business associating with fighting weres, especially considering the harm that they could do to him. As a Dark Hunter...well, surely the council knew of this place right? Why didn't they close it down?

The sound of the young woman's laughter drew his gaze back towards her with furrowed brows. If this was that Ark, then she certainly had to be a were too - didn't she? "A good time, huh?" He inquired with a vague hint of interest. He could appreciate, he supposed, how those fights might be a good outlet for that...energy...or anger. At the very least, he supposed they kept things....contained. His head shook ever so slightly as he watched her fingers run through her blonde locks. Alistair was all too happy to give up that envelope to her as the girl reached out for it. Her inquiry of its contents caused his own shoulders to rise ever so slightly. "A bunch of traffic violations I think - speeding....running red lights...that kind of thing. Apparently this...Tetradore is a shitty driver who doesn't like to pay for his tickets? I...kind of stopped listening while my boss was ranting about it." Alistair admitted with a hint of guilt before brushing it off entirely. "Anyways, I'm supposed to make sure he pays but I don't think they really expected anything other than delivering it...do you mind giving it to him?"