With the machine set up according to the manual she’d had in hand, Nalia stepped down off the small platform that acted as the stage, crossed the room, and turned behind the counter to slip the small paperback book into a shelf beneath the bar. She didn’t bother to stifle any fit of laughter, brought on by the dramatic outbursts of the musical legend.<br/><br/>Nalia was not quite as flustered by his presence as her sister had been, though she’d be lying if she said she wasn’t a fan herself. “It has indeed been a long time since that piano had seen any amount of loving.” She explained as she rounded back again to the patron’s side of the bar, leaning the small of her back against it and crossing her arms over her chest. “I used to try my hand at it a couple times a day, but without a proper teacher and a lot of frustratedly sour sounding chords later, I’d given up entirely. Everybody else that comes in here seems more interested in sauce than song.” Nalia sighed, a bit dejected at the thought as she glanced over at the machine again. “Nevertheless, I keep trying anyway. Maybe with your expertise and presence, some of the people here might actually turn their heads away from their drink for a moment.” She smiled, giving Freddie a lighthearted chuckle.<br/><br/>“Oh! And as for your songs,” she pushed off the bar and strode over to the songbook he had been flipping through. Closing the book, she flashed the cover in his direction, showing the title of it reading in bold black letters ‘Earth IX.’ “Something interesting you learn living here is that our Earth isn’t he only one. There are thousands of others with their own histories and their own music to chronicle. You were looking at the wrong universe.” Nalia gave him a wink before turning towards a shelf set into the wall just next to the small stage where hundreds of songbooks are orderly alphabetized by universe, system, and planet name. She slipped the book she had in hand back in its place, and pulled a different book just a few spines away. “I titled these, so since we’re from the same realm, you’ll find all your songs here in Earth I.” She flipped it open at the Q tab and skimmed towards Queen, where she then waltzed over to him to show him the results. Every song he’s ever performed, listed each with its own call number to punch into the karaoke machine as requested.