[Good afternoon Splendor, a lot of people may see a strange man walking around the Metropolitan District and looking at all the stores in the area. He saw the bulletin about a ball and so he's decided to go inside one to see if he can't find anything for the ball. He goes from store to store until he spies music instruments of various styles,
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"I have heard few so talented."
While he initially had been searching for some sort of outfit as well- along with what he knows to be a simple Dusk who seems quite timid- Lexaeus is in no true rush. None of these outfits will be leaving, after all, unless he has underestimated this world.
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Ah thank you, sir.
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It's a good companion for your music. I apologize if I was interrupting.
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Ah no, you weren't. I was simply playing because I love the piano, but some of the locals don't seem to pay me any mind.
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So he approaches, an eyebrow raised. Far better than Autor. Perfect, really.]]
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Oh hello, I wasn't certain if anyone was listening. The locals don't seem to pay it any mind.
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[[He crosses his arms.]]
From Romeo and Juliet? The balcony scene?
[[That's the piece he recognized, at any rate.]]
[[ooc: I'M SORRY I forgot to ask if it's okay if Fakir knows his name XD]]
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[ooc: Yeah, it's totally cool! :D He's use to it, so Fakir can go ahead and say he knows him.]
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She follows it to the source and listens, remembering suddenly that her master once had this piece played at one of his balls. Remembering those times makes her smile, just a little, and actually listen to enjoy it so she can keep remembering.]
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I am sorry for standing around like that. Your music just reminded me of somebody. I'll be on my way now.
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[Once Chopin finished that song, she clapped for him.]
That was amazing, sir! It was so beautiful!
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Thank you for taking the time to listen, young miss.
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You must be really talented. How long have you been playing, sir?
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Since I was a young boy, I was born to play the piano or said my parents believe. Some have called me the successor of Mozart himself, but I hardly believe such things.
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