[ 2. audio ]
[There is nothing for the longest moment, though the sound of the Forge being shifted until 'thunking' inside something hollow can be heard.
Then, just as the silence begins to return and settle, there's a long, drawn out note as a bow strikes the strings of an instrument, a deep, resonating sound, seemingly a test. After that single note, there's a brief moment where there's nothing at all before a barely audible inhale takes place and the bow is dragged across those strings again, beginning a dark song, carrying with it emotions like sorrow and need, a longing that isn't spoken.
Throughout its play, there is the sound of people in the background, people muttering so softly so as not to disturb the player as the notes themselves soften, that the Forge cannot pick up the words being said.
There's the shuffling of feet as more come to listen to the sound of the man playing the cello and the player is completely oblivious to those around, playing and playing as if he were alone, as if he were home, as if he were playing for that one special person.
What might seem all to quickly, the song ends and there are sounds of encouragement from the small crowd gathered to do an encore. The player does not refuse. He does not speak.
The only thing that does happen is that something covers the Forge and nothing can be heard through it after.]
[ooc: Haji's using his cello and the Forge to leave a sign for Saya that he's still determined to look for, even though he hasn't found her yet.
This is kinda more during the day, so backdated a few hours, when people would be likely to hear and not actually hate him for doing it in the middle of the night.]
Then, just as the silence begins to return and settle, there's a long, drawn out note as a bow strikes the strings of an instrument, a deep, resonating sound, seemingly a test. After that single note, there's a brief moment where there's nothing at all before a barely audible inhale takes place and the bow is dragged across those strings again, beginning a dark song, carrying with it emotions like sorrow and need, a longing that isn't spoken.
Throughout its play, there is the sound of people in the background, people muttering so softly so as not to disturb the player as the notes themselves soften, that the Forge cannot pick up the words being said.
There's the shuffling of feet as more come to listen to the sound of the man playing the cello and the player is completely oblivious to those around, playing and playing as if he were alone, as if he were home, as if he were playing for that one special person.
What might seem all to quickly, the song ends and there are sounds of encouragement from the small crowd gathered to do an encore. The player does not refuse. He does not speak.
The only thing that does happen is that something covers the Forge and nothing can be heard through it after.]
[ooc: Haji's using his cello and the Forge to leave a sign for Saya that he's still determined to look for, even though he hasn't found her yet.
This is kinda more during the day, so backdated a few hours, when people would be likely to hear and not actually hate him for doing it in the middle of the night.]