opus no. 4 [video; backdated]
[Austria is in her room in the mansion in the middle of an intense game of keep-away between herself and a few of the robots. Specifically, playing keep-away with her violin that she'd made from the magic dirt. She's yet to make a piano because she wants to practice with the dirt first; her piano HAS to be completely perfect. She'd had to redo the violin several times before it was to her liking as it was. ]
H-Hey! What are you trying to do?! What do you even want this for?
[She continues maneuvering around the room, hopping up on chairs and tables and generally cringing at the destruction going on in her living quarters. But. So long as the violin remained unharmed, that was trivial.
Somewhere along the line her finger slips and plucks the G string, playing a solid note. The robots seem to take notice. Austria sees this.]
...You can hear? Alright then, music is said to be the universal language for a reason. This could work.
[Austria then gets up on a table to stay as far out of reach as possible and begins playing Vivaldi's Autumn. The robots stop to listen, seemingly calming down more and more as the piece goes on. By the time she's done they've calmed down enough to not be hostile.]
See? This instrument is beautiful and needs to be treated with respect. Now, how about lending me a hand with this mess.
H-Hey! What are you trying to do?! What do you even want this for?
[She continues maneuvering around the room, hopping up on chairs and tables and generally cringing at the destruction going on in her living quarters. But. So long as the violin remained unharmed, that was trivial.
Somewhere along the line her finger slips and plucks the G string, playing a solid note. The robots seem to take notice. Austria sees this.]
...You can hear? Alright then, music is said to be the universal language for a reason. This could work.
[Austria then gets up on a table to stay as far out of reach as possible and begins playing Vivaldi's Autumn. The robots stop to listen, seemingly calming down more and more as the piece goes on. By the time she's done they've calmed down enough to not be hostile.]
See? This instrument is beautiful and needs to be treated with respect. Now, how about lending me a hand with this mess.