silverwaters: (Flute - play away the sorrow)
Ecthelion ([personal profile] silverwaters) wrote in [community profile] central_librarylogs2015-06-23 04:09 pm

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Who; Ecthelion, and OPEN
What: Music - also with a bit of Pied Piperness for the event
When: June 23rd
Where: History section towards Reception
Warnings: Fluff in the thread with Glorfindel
Notes: Ecthelion's decided to play a little music


The dark-haired elf in blue robes felt it was a little too quiet for a living library. And a library was a place of learning, was it not? Ecthelion raised his flute to his lips and set to playing a lilting tune as he walked between the shelves of the history section, slowly making his way back towards the Reception area. He was well aware of his surroundings, stepping out of the way of what he felt was harmless.

Pale eyes watched, only music giving warning to his approach rather than footsteps, and just a hint of cloth ruffling. His hair, while long, was somewhat tamed by a tie at the very end of his waist-length hair. There was a faint glow to his skin, just barely noticeable. He carried no light with him - he'd never needed excess light.

It was only a matter of time before others came looking to see who was playing, since he'd heard no music so far. Come to him, little ones. No harm will come to you!
elrohir_elrondion: (Tiny Smile)

[personal profile] elrohir_elrondion 2015-07-06 08:09 pm (UTC)(link)
"Did he?" That meant that Glorfindel was here. The idea set a lot of his worry at ease and he smiled brilliantly at the thought. At least part of his family was here with him. It only made him feel that much more at ease knowing that the elder elf even spoke of him... "Only good things, I hope?"

He felt so terribly young now, standing there before a living legend in his own mind. An elf that faced more than one Balrog... and though he fell, he did so victoriously. Such stories were the things of tales and legends to Elrohir... Yet, here he was. "I am very honored to meet you, hir nin. Your flute playing is as beautiful as Glorfindel described it."