[The past few days had been both tiring and quite confusing. So Nayru did what she always did - grabbed her harp and went outside to sit on a tree stump and sing. Her voice carried, as any good singer's does, and soon enough, birds and other animals approach, forming a semi-circle around Nayru as they listened to her song. Of course, some students
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Sonny Moe had always had a love/hate relationship with music. The Pokeflute tune had some kind of really unreasonable ability to wake him from even the deepest of sleeps. He loved Justin Biever. He could not play Rock Band to save his life. He loved Justin Biever. Sometimes he even cried because he loved Justin Beiver.
This was far different from any music he'd ever heard before. So, he stopped his woodsy, folksy foraging and listened, pointed ears sticking forward. Pretty soon he took a few steps out of the undergrowth, on all fours, and inched closer.
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I've been singing since I was little, and the harp just sort of came naturally. Nobody really taught me.
[So not saying that harp-playing skills came from being the Oracle of Time, nope.]
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Hey Nayru, have an Amp. On your head. Hatchu.]
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So happy that she winds up subconsciously nibbling on Nayru's hair. Mmmm, tastes like blue.]
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He sat down alongside some happy, chirpy birds, listening to Nayru's tune with a very small smile. If his jaw muscles allowed it, though? That grin would be much bigger.]
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Of course I don't, Dee. You're always welcome.
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She followed the sound until she noticed the blue-haired woman on the stump. Could it be...? Approaching from behind, she couldn't really see the woman's face to make sure, so she called out instead.
"Elias?"
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Hm?
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Whoops. I thought you were somebody else.
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