Sep 08, 2009 16:36
[The waves ease up on the shore with a quiet whisper, providing both backdrop and natural metronome to the smooth flow of music played on a violin. Michiru stands by the shoreline, the wind softly tugging at her hair and her dress. Her eyes are closed as she allows herself the moment of being embraced by the music and the comfort of the sea.]
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As the Magic Knight of Water approached the shore, she could hear the graceful sounds of a violin mingling with the soft murmur of the waves rushing ashore.
Letting out a little gasp, Umi decided to keep silent. She couldn't see where the tune was coming from, but she closed her useless eyes and concentrated on enjoying it. It seemed in perfect harmony with the rhythm of the tide. She could feel the sea's motions inside her, as if the very ocean was dancing to this music.
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So when the water gently reached to tickle at her toes in a gentle caress, it felt more like a friend's touch to the shoulder, getting her attention and tempting her out of her reverie.
Her eyes opened and though she kept playing, she glanced around calmly. When her eyes failed to find anyone around her, she closed them again, and focused on feeling. Someone was nearby ( ... )
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There was something more than soothing about the way the music blended with the ocean, too. Umi could feel the communion between the musician and the waves through her own bond with the water: every ripple, every rush of foam ashore... it could almost be measured by the same cadence of that violin. This had to be someone exceptional behind that music. Someone who also understood the sea as deeply as she did. Of that she had no doubt.
Opening her heart to the waves and their motions, Umi lost herself into the tune.]
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After a moment of simply gazing out at the sea, she smiled, realizing that the presence she'd felt before was still here. The sea whispered to her softly, and she spoke, her tone carefully pitched to carry towards whoever might be out there without really raising her voice much.]
"You must truly enjoy the ocean, to have stayed so long."
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You have an appreciation for the classics?
[She asks mildly while bringing the melody to a gentle pause. As the waves fill the silence, she lowers her violin and looks to the figure.]
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I do. By all means, don't let me stop you. Your music is unearthly, something I've never heard before. Like an angel of the sea.
[I suppose that sounded...trite, he thinks with some regret, taking a step back.]
Perhaps I should go, to let you play uninterrupted?
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Such poetry. I'm glad to have inspired it.
[she readies her violin again when it's clear that he's almost ready to retreat]
It's no trouble to me if you stay and enjoy my music. An artist is always grateful for the appreciation.
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