Who:
clonezart and
somarium!
Where: Starting in Somni and meandering into Espoir in an attempt to avoid the blizzard, AKA anywhere you happen to be.
Style: FIRST PERSON THAT IS HOW I ROLL. B|b
Status: Open!
[Mozart has just arrived in Somarium and is currently inspecting everything. EVERYTHING. And luckily for him, he happened to arrived during one of the
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Hello? [Shouted a bit, of course, because blizzards are loud.]
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[Mozart's head kinda flops in as much as it can and his other arm bolts out to latch onto Austria's leg.]
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Needless to say Salieri is jumping from his seat, nearly toppling over. He manages to regain his footing at the last minute, gaze finding the window--and finding someone pressed against it. What is it with his house and being the place people end up in blizzards? He barely reigns in a scowl of irritation, masking it instead with cool indifference, and walks over to the door to open it]
Come inside.
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However Mozart more than willingly tumbles into Salieri's home. He won't say thank you but it should be obvious. His school uniform is hardly appropriate clothing for the weather. He picks himself off, brushes his sleeve off, and waltzes in as if he owns the place. He's a bit breathless from the whole running away from chunks of falling sky thing.]
What is this awful place!?
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BUT ANYWAY, Salieri's closing the door behind him. Another new arrival? But he's going to be a bit of a snot here, since you aren't being specific, Mozart.]
It happens to by the cottage I've chosen to inhabit during my stay here. I understand it's not the best lodging, but it's certainly better than being outside.
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Mozart inspects the place as politely as a guest can be. It looks cheap. It really isn't up to his standards to sit on anything here. It doesn't matter, really, he should just be happy the hail didn't crack his skull open... But he stands by a seat, barely touching the thing.]
I can see that much myself. I thought you might have a more general explanation. [...] This isn't a part of St. Kleio's is it? I'm going to get in trouble.
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... Good lord! What was anyone doing outside in weather like this?! Without hesitation, he swiftly moved to tug the door to the cottage open.]
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[He was glad that he spent most of his evenings in the living room. That meant that he kept it warm, and also kept a few extra blankets in there just in case it was too cold. He moved to grab a quilt that was folded up beside the couch, and brought it over to hold it out to the young man, in case he needed it, not caring that it would probably get soaked from the snow and ice.]
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Yes, I woke up there suddenly.
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