bythewaves: (second greatest singer)
Maglor Makalaure Canafinwe Feanorion ([personal profile] bythewaves) wrote in [community profile] driftfleet2016-04-08 02:03 pm

First song

Who: Maglor
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Now until shuffle

Broadcast

He comes awake in a gasp, hands flying immediately to weapons that are not there as he rolls into a wary crouch. The man is slender, almost beautiful, long dark hair and clear grey eyes that seem to glow from within. He is dressed in what are best described as robes - once fine but now faded and worn, if clean due to the efforts of whoever put him there. Almost innocuously compared to the shabby state of him, there is a silver eight pointed star pinned to his clothes that looks impossibly untarnished and is obviously of very high quality.

"Who is there?"

Action

Maglor moves silently through the halls, no sound of his footfalls. He is wary, anxious - this is something totally outside his experience. But then he passes a window looking out and he stops, a cry of wonder breaking from his lips as he falls to his knees. A hand comes up to his mouth, the other gripping the harp that seems to have been the only thing that came with him, as silent tears run down his face.

"A! Elbereth!"
child_of_bhaal: (a little noble)

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[personal profile] child_of_bhaal 2016-04-08 06:08 am (UTC)(link)
She nods back politely. "It's a pleasure, m'lord." It's a gamble, the title. The last time she'd made a guess about someone's lineage because they sounded and acted the part, she was scolded, if kindly.

"You are very correct. You are on a ship that sails in the void between planes, called the Marsiva. I am currently on another such vessel called The Red Fish. There are several more, all in tow behind the ship you're on at present. There's a great deal more to explain. You may want to sit and be comfortable."
child_of_bhaal: (oh)

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[personal profile] child_of_bhaal 2016-04-08 07:04 am (UTC)(link)
"A bard?!" The look on her face couldn't be any more excited. Maglor just said the magic word.

It certainly takes the sting out of his mispronouncing her name, twice.

"Then as a bard myself, I think you could just call me Syeira. Without the lady." The emphasis is tiny and hopefully enough. This used to happen to her back home a lot too.
child_of_bhaal: (smile)

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[personal profile] child_of_bhaal 2016-04-08 07:24 am (UTC)(link)
Oops! She thought she was subtler than that.

"No, no. It's fine. Happens to me all the time back home. Really, I swear."

Ahem. She clears her throat, feeling foolish and rude. She should have just let it go. And let him mispronounce her name forever. Shoving her hair back behind he ear (it has a definite point to it, if he's keen to see it), she hurriedly moves on.

"I should love to see your talents, if you're ever inclined. I'm always looking to learn, and if you've such renown, I'm sure you have so much experience and talent." It's like she's meeting a famous person, that somehow she's never heard of, and still getting a little fan-girly about him. And that's why she missed the entire point of the conversation that she started.

"I mean, once you're off the Marsiva, of course. They will let you leave. You'll be put on a ship in a few days. I don't know when. There never seems to be a pattern to it." Except there IS a pattern to it, but she doesn't exist on a seven day week. Oh well!
child_of_bhaal: art by <user name=bushyeyebrows> (blush)

I'm so sorry for the delay

[personal profile] child_of_bhaal 2016-04-20 03:36 am (UTC)(link)
"No, really, you're fine. I promise. We can forget it ever happened." Well, they're just a pair of awkward ducks here. Especially after he assumes she's 'of equal skill'. He hasn't even heard her play yet!!

"Well, I think that remains to be seen. I do all right, and I enjoy it. Still, I'd love to perform with you some time."
child_of_bhaal: (Default)

Re: nonsense <3

[personal profile] child_of_bhaal 2016-04-21 02:29 am (UTC)(link)
"Once you're free of the Marsiva then. We'll find a moment or two."

"I've utterly derailed us, haven't I?" Not that she can really be sorry about it.