Mithos Yggdrasill (
imatreenow) wrote2010-12-28 02:53 pm
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six [action/voice]
[A peaceful melody played on a panpipe can be heard through the journal, or by anyone who happens to be passing by House 52 this afternoon. Veteran residents may recognize this particular tune as one that Martel played on occassion during her stay in Luceti, but to Mithos it is simply the song his sister would play to comfort him all those many, many years ago. Even now, it remains a source of comfort, one of the ways in which he can remember Martel. He can feel her presence beside him as he sits beneath a tree at the edge of the woods behind the house. Outside, despite the chill. Martel's music was never meant to be contained by walls, just as her soul and his memories of her were never meant to be contained by death.
Recieving his sister's panpipe (yes, the very same one, even though it had been broken when last seen) has been the first good thing to happen in quite some time. It is like a reminder not to give up -- Martel still needs him.
Mithos is entirely unaware that the journal is recording him, thus replies to any voice responses (or written responses) will occur last chronologically. Just for clarification.]
Recieving his sister's panpipe (yes, the very same one, even though it had been broken when last seen) has been the first good thing to happen in quite some time. It is like a reminder not to give up -- Martel still needs him.
Mithos is entirely unaware that the journal is recording him, thus replies to any voice responses (or written responses) will occur last chronologically. Just for clarification.]
[Voice. Kinda sorta.]
She won't say much of anything—she'll just be listening to it while she cooks at her home. The only notable sound emitting is that of, perhaps, the occasional soft, careful clinging of a pan or utensil.
It was strange, that such a violent boy was capable of making such delicate music. In fact, when she looked at who was actually accidently recording this, she was surprised—shocked, even.
But she was happy for that.]
[Voice] bawww Sayo
Who is there? [Sounding very imperial for someone so seemingly young.]
Re: [Voice] persistency at it's finest *slips on shades*
Even so...
"Losing her... was something he could not accept."
She sets her work aside and replies in a cautiously soft voice:]
You're very good at playing that.
[Voice] /cheers Sayo on
Why are you talking to me? Don't you understand that I can't stand you?
Re: [Voice] ♪ Don't stop! Believin'! ♪
Oh, you made that very clear when we last met, I suppose.
Did you write that yourself? The music, I mean.
[Voice] ♪ HOLD ONTO THAT FEEEEEEELING ♪
[As for her question, he quickly snaps back--]
My sister made it for me. She never intended for it to be heard by someone like you. [Everything of Martel's is his and nobody else's. Nobody else deserves to share in memories of Martel.]
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...She made it for you? She has a lot of talent.
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...She used to play it for me all the time. [He almost goes on to say that it is, and always has been, his favorite, but he stops himself.]
Why do you pretend to care?
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I like hearing about amazing people. And if you love her as much as you do, she had to have been that very thing; you can't blame me for wanting to know more about someone like that, can you?
[And it was true. Sayo loved hearing about extraordinary people—of course, her definition of extraordinary is beyond broad, but even so... it makes her curious.
And besides, she knows it's something he loves dearly, therefore something he would fondly speak of. Sayo was just relieved to know Mithos was capable of fondness.]
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You don't deserve to know anything about Martel. [Why should he share his precious sister with anyone in this filthy world? The happiness she brings is reserved for him alone.]
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Perhaps you're right.
...But if you're the only one who knows about her, then how will everyone else see what a good, strong person she was...?
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Why do you push away everything and everyone?
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Even if she got it half wrong..."Mithossan"?] Don't call me by that name. You're not allowed to call me by that name. [Even his former companions aren't allowed to use that name anymore, having completely destroyed the crumbled remains of any trust he held in them. It is now reserved entirely for his sister.]no subject
Why is that? Why do you want to be alone?
Are you... scared of letting anyone near you?
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At least...that's what he thinks. Beneath the surface, though...he's terrified. Everyone he's ever known has betrayed him, turned their back on him, hurt him. Him and Martel. How can trusting people, allowing them to be close to him, bring anything but pain? No, he gave up on people a long, long time ago.]
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Her voice is still soft.]
Sometimes it does. Sometimes, it brings you unhappiness, when you trust and it ends up betraying you. But other times... it brings you contentment, happiness.
And right now, Mithos, all you'll find is misery, using your hands for hurting and shoving away.
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I already told you...the only person who can make me happy is Martel. Why should I need anyone else?
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You've only told yourself that you so have a reason to walk away from everyone else...!
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Stop acting like you know me. You don't know my thoughts, you don't know my feelings - you don't know anything. Just....stop it.
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Is the idea of having a friend really so much?
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....I don't...need friends. I don't want any friends. Especially not you.
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Thank you, for the wonderful music.
[She quietly closes her journal, frowning down at it.
Progress or not, she sees there's a lot of darkness in his heart. It's awful, really.]
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He reaches into his pocket to brush his fingers against Martel's panpipe. She is all he needs. As long as Martel returns to his side...]