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[today, there is someone raiding the music room, and the sounds of their exploits are caught over the forgotten grimoire nearby. There is the wooden clatter of instruments from the cabinets being taken out, set down, moved around, put back. And then, amongst the busy sounds, the occasional pause and peal of a few expertly plucked chords. Just experimentally playing with the instruments as he finds them--testing the sound, comparing them to one another, inspecting the exotically foreign forms of each one.
Whether he's looking for a specific instrument in particular, or just exploring the tower's library of stringed instruments, Coil's going to be at it for a while]
Whether he's looking for a specific instrument in particular, or just exploring the tower's library of stringed instruments, Coil's going to be at it for a while]
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Time to play the miming game-- he points to the instruments questioningly. Do you play?]
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Finally, he spots it over where he'd set it aside near the cabinet, and goes to retrieve it. ...And then stops with a frown as he picks it up, noticing that he'd left it open this whole time. Great.]
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'What is your name?'
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Maintainer.
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[filtered to Maintainer]
My name is Coil.
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After replacing one of them into the cabinet, he pulls out a new one, props it on his hip, and runs his fingers along the strings--first silently along their length, and then brushing across them to make it sing him a note.
This one has a tinny sound to it, with a shallow musical depth. It would fit in well with some Eastern cultures of Earth, but it just makes Coil pull a face.
--This one gets put back in the cabinet. :\]
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Kneeling there, with a miniature-harp buffet laid out in front of him, he's going to run through and sample them all one more time, this time picking short tunes on each one. A couple more get narrowed out of the group as their layouts end up just not making enough sense to him, but... he's stuck on the ones that are left over after that.]
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You keep up like that, and it'll be years before you pick one.
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And he's so wrapped up in his thoughts that Robin manages to give him a small heart attack when he speaks up. At the voice, Coil jumps automatically up to his feet and whirls enough to be able to actually see the door.
First there is the visible silent self-rebuke for leaving his blind side facing the entrance, and then the awkward glance down at the instruments all over the floor. Um.]
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Don't stop on my account. I won't think anything of it, I swear.
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Then, all at once like Robin somehow helped--or pressured--him toward a decision, he sets into motion and busies himself with putting all of the instruments away, save for one. He's apparently narrowed it down]
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stalking the hallsexploring the place, Gabriel stops as he hears the ruckus. Disappearing into the shadows, the zombie sneaks to the music room to watch.]no subject
By how focused and intent he seems, this is a very serious decision]
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It was weird to see someone look so serious when it came to music.]
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Considering how the boy touched the strings, this was more than just some bored plinkering for tones. It was interesting enough for the rogue to stay; Gabriel liked to know things about people... it gave him an edge.]
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Something is bringing up the thought of graveyards. Something reminds him of...
He's being set on edge a little, now. Pausing in what he's doing to glance around]
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Keeping back, he decides to wait until the strange boy's tension lessened again.]
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So then, it may be a little odd that the boy's next action would be to pull over the nearest instrument and hastily begin to detach one of its strings]
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