001 | Intro [Accidental Video]
[The scene shows forest-covered valleys on one side, a picturesque ancient Japanese village on the other, and clear skies all around. A gentle breeze rustles the nearby plum trees; pink petals scatter lazily in the air. A blank scroll is spread out on a patch of grass, and a glowing green ‘bug’ jumps up and down around the paper.]
[Lines appear with each hop on the scroll, forming the arcs and swoops of a new painting with the precision the dark ink demands. As more and more color is added, the drawing comes into focus. It appears to be the valley shown in the video, yet there is something suggestively feminine about the rendered landscape.]
[All too suddenly, the ink fades from the paper and this happens:
The glowing bug notices the change mid-jump, freezes, and falls unceremoniously onto the ground.]
Owww... [This bug SPEAKS!] Oi, what happened to my painting?
[OOC: The kanji crudely reads Drama Duck (I decided to translate ‘drama’ as engeki which is a 'drama' that is used more to describe a play or theater for many viewers; kamo means ‘wild duck. Also, this is a bit before his canon starts.]
[Lines appear with each hop on the scroll, forming the arcs and swoops of a new painting with the precision the dark ink demands. As more and more color is added, the drawing comes into focus. It appears to be the valley shown in the video, yet there is something suggestively feminine about the rendered landscape.]
[All too suddenly, the ink fades from the paper and this happens:
The glowing bug notices the change mid-jump, freezes, and falls unceremoniously onto the ground.]
Owww... [This bug SPEAKS!] Oi, what happened to my painting?
[OOC: The kanji crudely reads Drama Duck (I decided to translate ‘drama’ as engeki which is a 'drama' that is used more to describe a play or theater for many viewers; kamo means ‘wild duck. Also, this is a bit before his canon starts.]