Autumn, in Orpheus' opinion, is better than winter, though only slightly. The days are not as short as they will be, but sunlight is still more difficult to come by than he likes.
Still, there are things to celebrate, and though he often drifts into melancholy, he's been feeling a bit more upbeat lately. The presence of a certain god of music in
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Karkat will miss it in a second.
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He watches in amusement as it draws nearer.
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"GODDAMMIT BIRGUS, YOU SHITHEAD." On a distant sofa, Karkat looks up from his ~ath text and realizes he's misplaced his crabhat.
The kid that approaches to scoop up the crustacean is young, thirteen or so if he was human, which he's not; grey skin, with nubby horns the same color as the crab's legs poking out of hair that looks like it has never seen a comb. He grabs the crab, then hesitates himself, scowling at the music with his eyes narrowed yellow slits.
It's sort of a resemblance.
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"Friend of yours?"
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That said, he's claimed a couch by the fire in the name of... well, himself, and is very much enjoying the music. (But then, it's Orpheus. That pretty much goes without saying.)
(OOC: I pretty much have to call insta-slowtime, but. :D)
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Which may or may not lend credence to the theory behind his mood.
[ooc: ♥]
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He won't interrupt, and he knows full well he's been spotted, but he felt the need to say hi anyway.
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And there's a definite upswing in the tone of his tune.
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He doesn't want to disturb Orpheus so he's quiet and listens from his seat near the fire.
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He feels like he should say more but the song caught him off guard with just how much he misses how things used to be.
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He's not exactly offended, just...disappointed.
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Scorpius doesn't bother with a couch or chair, choosing instead to sit on the floor near Orpheus and the fire.
"It's nice."
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"It is nice, yes. Much more so than some of the others."
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"Much more. Does this, er - Mean you're happy?"
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"I have been recently, yes."
His song takes on a slightly playful turn. "And how have you been?"
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Which is good, since she rather likes it. That's not a feeling Claudia knows very well, but she's getting used to it - and she likes the idea. (Not that the Warehouse family is entirely functional, but it still works, in its way.)
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But he's happy enough today, and she's not ruining his song, so he allows it, and even plays it out to the end.
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Just because Claudia underestimates her own talent in this particular area (she's a computer whiz kid, not a rock god) doesn't mean she can't tell talent when she hears it.
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"Thank you."
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