Yrael, the Eighth Bright Shiner (
mogget_cat) wrote in
milliways_bar2008-05-12 09:34 pm
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There is an albino young man dressed all in white on the couch, tonight. The guitar in his hands is as stark white as his clothing, its sounds gentle as Yrael's fingers move deftly over the strings.
He's in a reflective mood, tonight, and would be quite willing to play for any who would listen.
He's in a reflective mood, tonight, and would be quite willing to play for any who would listen.

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For now, it leaves her free to wander quietly and barefooted over to Yrael. She settles on the floor back against the couch. It's been ages since she's heard him play.
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A little trill upon one of the lower strings captures the sound of Yrael's chuckle.
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The guitar's song tiptoes up her spine like fingertips being evil about not giving real scritches.
How cruel.
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How cruel indeed.
There may be the faintest shifting of position for a moment. And a small pout.
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Hee hee hee. Evil.
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He would rather stay resolutely unaffiliated than be labeled as evil.
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Because she'd honestly meant it in a teasing fashion. Nothing serious about the comment.
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It doesn't quite know what it wants to say, so Yrael himself is silent, for now. Perhaps the song will remember what it is, eventually, as piece by piece the notes work, trying to put the song back together.
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The song does begin to attract his attention.
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Yrael's warm tenor soon joins in, giving voice to the song.
"A bad dream shook me in my sleep
and I woke up sweating.
Ran through the dark to the shower,
already forgetting.
Try to think good thoughts-
Try to find my way clear.
Let the room fill with steam-
Trace pictures on the mirror.
Ghosts and clouds,
and nameless things...
Squint your eyes and hope real hard:
Maybe sprout wings.
I clawed my way to the living room window-
stood there in the cold.
The last bits of my dream
like figures in the distance-
hard to hold.
I thought of old friends,
the ones who'd gone missing-
Said all their names three times.
Phantoms in the early dark-
Canaries in the mines.
Ghosts and clouds,
and nameless things...
Squint your eyes and hope real hard:
Maybe sprout wings."
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That's the sort of song that -
It brings to mind a lot of things, though the majority of his past is still vague, enshrouded in dark shadow, or simply kept locked away from him.
The mood of the song does weigh on him, though, pressing against the darkness inside him. Whether it is for good or bad remains to be seen.
Slowly, he takes another sip of his drink.
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It's only on his return trip from the bar that Yrael greets Cloud, as though he had only just seen him.
"Good evening, Cloud," he says, cheerfully.
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"Yrael," he says by way of a return-greeting.
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Knight?
Night.
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"Fine," he replies.
Lying? Posssibly.
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"That's nice to hear."
That possibly makes two of them.
"Anything interesting going on? How's Hollow Bastion?" Still blue? Still rocky? Still with that library that Yrael covets?
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It's just the life of the world that appears to be missing.
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From Yrael's experience, there tend to be a lot of births around wars. That whole sex-and-death, peak-experiences things humans do. Hollow Bastion should be repopulating, shouldn't it? Slowly?
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