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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!
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!
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His own footsteps were silent, he lit the way before him as he walked through the Library , pausing when he came to the aisle adjacent to where Ecthelion was, resting his hands upon the shelf.
"Will you play me something?"
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An elf. How curious.
Eyebrow lifting as he watches the other, he can't shake the warmth the music seems to spread through him and his lips even pull into the slightest smile.
It was a damn good thing his uncle wasn't around to see him acting so friendly with elves.
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That tune rested on the tip of his tongue and tickled at his ears until he finally stopped. Surfacing from the trance like cleaning, he looked around realizing the tune was not one of his own machinations. The sound drew him, and soon, he walked toward that sound, broom still clutched in his hands.
Leaning around to look at the source, he studied the surreal form playing the flute. It tickled at his memories, stories rippling to the surface as he tried to figure out who the elven lord was. Either way, he stepped into view, hugging his broom to his chest as he let the tune carry his mind away....
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She did not announce her presence, for she did not want the music to end. Instead she lingered in the shadows, watching and listening, allowing the song to move her, and fill her soul.
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