Swift's Heart

[dramatispersonae]

((PERCY, RIKU, LAMBDA, GREED, ERIKA: start in front of the carts.

MARINE, SAKUYA, SAYA, ROSE, TSUKIHIKO, ZUKO: start behind them.

Your chan is #wishuponaleaf.))

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Re: legacyside: the water garden

[dramatispersonae]

When you touch the chime, a strange feeling passes through you--love, protectiveness, a little confusion, and a little guilt, a feeling like you've been given something precious, and you don't understand why or quite feel like you deserve it.

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[debossy]

[the funny thing is that's kind of how doing this for the first time would have made him feel anyway. but still recognizing that feeling as external, along with his internal fascination . . .

going to fly between the chimes and play a song by ringing them, though he doesn't have his musical skills back, so it's unpracticed and amateur, though not bad enough to be unpleasant. hitting chimes of every color in whatever rhythms seems pleasing]

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[dramatispersonae]

WHEN YOU TOUCH CHIMES, YOU GET FEELINGS.

You're pretty close to the center right now, so they are very complex and dere feelings.

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[debossy]

[THIS IS ONLY GOING TO REINFORCE THE WAY MUSIC MAKES ME FEEL ANYWAY //////

eventually landing on the center stone of the pond to look around again and get his bearings, flushed with happiness]

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[dramatispersonae]

There's a few chimes clustered near the center stone--a Ruby swirled with flame colors, a Peridot with a black stripe through it, a Heliodor-and-blue, as well one in each of the colors you saw on the lantern, excepting the deep purple, which is nowhere to be found.

There's elaborate loops and whorls carved into the stone you're standing on--they don't follow any pattern in particular, but they're quite lovely.

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[debossy]

The Heliodor girl from the entrance, is it . . . among others. That Norma. I see. But Jasper is not here. How odd; I imagine you keep us somewhere else.

[sitting in thought for a long moment, then tearing off a strip of paper from the blank scroll he's been carrying and writing something on it:

it isn't impossible

and flying up to tie it to the top of the pole nearest to the center stone, like one would tie a wish to a tree branch]

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[dramatispersonae]

You do that. Gosh, what a sap.

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[debossy]

[SHUT UP!

what else is on the edges of the pond]

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[dramatispersonae]

Mainly trees, although if you're looking carefully, you'll see a strange gap, where it looks like someone forced their way through . . . .

Re: legacyside: the water garden

[debossy]

[huh . . .

but going with Azure instead, for now]