<div class="floatleft">(http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n612/Ember-Star/male%20art/aramis-picsay.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Aramis Orrkai<strong>Location:</strong>Bow of Ship<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Narindi<br/><br/><br/><hr/><br/>Aramis found himself wondering if the effect of Narindi's singing on him was similar to the effect the music and singing of his people was said to have on those of the land that heard it. As he joined her at the bow again and she motioned for him to join he brought his pan pipes to his lips, a smile crossing them as he felt her eyes upon him and then their eyes met and held as he began to play the first notes.<br/>He had been unsure how well his playing would be with months out of practice, yet as he began it was if a voice was whispering in his ear helping to guide his notes to blend in unison with that of the Mother's mouthpiece, rising and falling in perfect harmony and swelling stronger to support her notes in the brief moments her voice broke or faltered. <If this is her voice in a damaged state...by the gods, what must it sound like in its perfect state><br/><br/>He could feel the waves ebbing and flowing stronger even as the wind grew and whipped around them. It caused the shark teeth around his neck to spin and rattle, even as he found himself mesmerized by the sight of Narindi's hair and dress being toyed with by the breeze as her body to moved in sway. It was seen in peripheral though as he had been still drawn to those mysterious blue ringed orbs.<br/><br/>Those present at the docks within range of the joint melody would likely remember this day for the rest of their lives. It might even give slight pause to the guards who would soon be approaching. They would probably tell stories of it among other ports and ships as it was a rare thing indeed one of the Draishok played or sang among top-worlders let alone a duet such as this. After all, Aramis had heard his people play and sing on many occasion, but this, this was one time he knew would not fade in memory. He looked forward to the Captain giving the order to launch, to see the full effect of what they were weaving, and just to breath in that fresh open ocean air and have the sea rolling under his feet. Soon. Soon!