Natasha Romanoff (
tothefly) wrote in
driftfleet2016-01-01 01:04 pm
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Windrose, where the wind blows
Who: Windrose crew and you, distinguished visitors!
Broadcast: Naaah.
Action: Windrose, various points in the near vicinity
When: Until we get off this frozen rock
[On New Year's Day, the crew on board the Windrose and those nearby may notice the chill as the doors to the cargo bay are left open, and their captain making quite a bit of noise as she inspects their newly expanded home away from home. This is likely to go on for a while. Feel free to come investigate, chat among yourselves, complain about the cold, etc!]
Broadcast: Naaah.
Action: Windrose, various points in the near vicinity
When: Until we get off this frozen rock
[On New Year's Day, the crew on board the Windrose and those nearby may notice the chill as the doors to the cargo bay are left open, and their captain making quite a bit of noise as she inspects their newly expanded home away from home. This is likely to go on for a while. Feel free to come investigate, chat among yourselves, complain about the cold, etc!]

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[She hesitates, then looks a little rueful]
...I have nothing to offer in exchange. Not yet, anyway.
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I'm glad, then. That you have skills you enjoy using.
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What about you? What are you good at?
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I play the shamisen. It's very relaxing, and people seem to enjoy it. Do you play any instruments?
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No one ever taught me, but I'd like to learn to play the guitar.
[She looks back up at Makie and smiles.]
Or the piano. Stevie knows how to play both.
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[She reaches out to lay fingers softly on the neck of the shamisen.] I've never played the guitar, but I understand these are similar instruments. Though the music is markedly different.
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Would you play some for me?
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I mean, if you're feeling up to it, of course. I'd love to hear it.
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Certainly. It is a very melancholic instrument; I hope you don't mind. Were I healthier, I could sing to accompany it.
[But you miss out today. For now she sits awkwardly on the edge of her bed-- Makie isn't used to having such high furnishings, to be honest. But she wanders through the notes for a moment to make sure of its tuning, and then begins to play.]
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Oh that was beautiful!
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It is no guitar, I imagine. But if you enjoy the sound, I could teach you.
[She wouldn't offer normally, but this way she can give something in return for Misty's medicine.]
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[Which is definitely a compliment. The shamisen makes her feel at home.]
You really wouldn’t mind teaching me?
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As I understand it, there won't be much to do at several points in our journey. It will help to fill in the time.
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Not that I'm complainin' mind you. I like watchin' the stars.
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The augments are good for something.] It's...kind of nice. To realise there are so many more things out there than I knew, back home.
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So far I've preferred travelling to home. I suspect I'm not the only one.
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I was in a place before this that also wasn't home, but many things about it were the same. I'd like to go back to that place, eventually. There's a child there that may miss me, otherwise.
Given the choice, however, I will never go back to Japan.
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Castle said time isn’t runnin’ the same there that it is here. I bet they won’t even have time to know you’re gone before you get back.
[News that was terrifying for her, but hopefully will be a comfort to Makie.]
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