Post by Fox on Feb 13, 2022 17:56:37 GMT -5
The soft rays of morning light beamed through Reid’s makeshift shelter. In the center of the island was the burnt out husk of some giant tree that had previously lived on the island. Reid’s little home was inside of it. It provided some shelter from the elements even if nature was reclaiming it. New vegetation had grown throughout the husk and what was holding it together in the vague shape of a fallen tree.
Reid had taken measures to reinforce his section of the tree so that it didn’t just come crashing down on top of him, building a scaffolding out of the ample vegetation covering the island. Oddly enough, on an island that seemed purely like untouched wilderness, he’d found little remnants of a civilization that had once existed here. Scorched stone bricks and small rusted pieces of metal mostly.
Stretching and stepping out of his shelter, Reid took stock of his surroundings. Whatever had happened here, it was apparently that some sort of fire had razed the entire island down. If he even knew what part of the world that he was in, he’d almost be willing to venture a guess. But he didn’t. And it didn’t really matter. So, he shoved those thoughts away and grabbed his violin and ukulele. They were a bit worn, but Reid tried to keep them in tip top condition. He walked out to one of the many cliffs near the shoreline and looked out at the ocean.
“Another bright blue day… The ocean looks calm too! Haha, we’ve got to be in one of the Blues, right?” Reid asked himself as he brought his ukulele around and started strumming idly, “Well, one of the Blues or the Calm Belt! Or maybe this section of the Grand Lind is just always calm? Though, it’s not as if we haven’t had any storms.”
Reid nodded to himself.
“Maybe not the Calm Belt then! But… ah, I’m afraid I don’t really recall the islands in each of the Blues. Hm… Well, the East Blue is rather tame, isn’t it? Comparatively? I’ve heard that somewhere before… I think.”
Switching songs on his ukulele, Reid focused on filling the morning air with music instead of silence.
“Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho,
Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho,
Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho,
Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho~!”
Reid paused to take a breath before continuing, his soft light voice echoing out over the open ocean.
“Gather up all of the crew!
It's time to ship out Binks' Brew!
The wind it blows, to where who knows?
The waves will be our guide!
O'er across the ocean's tide, rays of sunshine far and wide!
The birds, they sing, of cheerful things in circles passing by~!”
Reid had taken measures to reinforce his section of the tree so that it didn’t just come crashing down on top of him, building a scaffolding out of the ample vegetation covering the island. Oddly enough, on an island that seemed purely like untouched wilderness, he’d found little remnants of a civilization that had once existed here. Scorched stone bricks and small rusted pieces of metal mostly.
Stretching and stepping out of his shelter, Reid took stock of his surroundings. Whatever had happened here, it was apparently that some sort of fire had razed the entire island down. If he even knew what part of the world that he was in, he’d almost be willing to venture a guess. But he didn’t. And it didn’t really matter. So, he shoved those thoughts away and grabbed his violin and ukulele. They were a bit worn, but Reid tried to keep them in tip top condition. He walked out to one of the many cliffs near the shoreline and looked out at the ocean.
“Another bright blue day… The ocean looks calm too! Haha, we’ve got to be in one of the Blues, right?” Reid asked himself as he brought his ukulele around and started strumming idly, “Well, one of the Blues or the Calm Belt! Or maybe this section of the Grand Lind is just always calm? Though, it’s not as if we haven’t had any storms.”
Reid nodded to himself.
“Maybe not the Calm Belt then! But… ah, I’m afraid I don’t really recall the islands in each of the Blues. Hm… Well, the East Blue is rather tame, isn’t it? Comparatively? I’ve heard that somewhere before… I think.”
Switching songs on his ukulele, Reid focused on filling the morning air with music instead of silence.
“Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho,
Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho,
Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho,
Yo-hohoho, Yo-hoho-ho~!”
Reid paused to take a breath before continuing, his soft light voice echoing out over the open ocean.
“Gather up all of the crew!
It's time to ship out Binks' Brew!
The wind it blows, to where who knows?
The waves will be our guide!
O'er across the ocean's tide, rays of sunshine far and wide!
The birds, they sing, of cheerful things in circles passing by~!”
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