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+ | '''Note: This story suppose to come from part of a DVD set that include an actual music package. What you see here is indeed the entire story.''' |
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− | This is a story when Tigre was a captive living in Leitmeritz. |
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− | “Let me hide here for a bit, I have been discovered trying to steal food.” |
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+ | This is a story of when Tigre was a captive living in Leitmeritz. |
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− | Ellen who suddenly burst in without knocking the door, said this with a serious face. For Tigre that was lying on the bed sleeping was astonished as he looked at her. Even if he told her to get out, he doubt that this silver haired vanadis would probably comply. He was her captive, in the end he couldn’t resist anyway. |
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+ | “Let me hide here for a bit. I was discovered trying to steal food.” |
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− | “......Ok ok, so there’s none here huh?” |
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+ | Ellen, who suddenly burst in without knocking the door, said this with a serious face. For Tigre, who had been lying on the bed sleeping, he was flabbergasted as he stared at her. Even if he told her to get out, he doubted that this silver-haired Vanadis would comply. Regardless, he was her captive and in the end couldn’t argue. |
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− | “No problem, I only need to wait for the clamors to die down......” |
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+ | “...Ok, ok. So, there’s no where to hide here, huh?” |
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− | After inspecting the room for a while, Ellen’s attention was caught by a shamisen attached to the wall. |
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+ | “No problem. I only need to wait for the clamor to die down...” |
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− | “A shamisen, where the hell does that come from?” |
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+ | After inspecting the room a bit, Ellen’s attention was caught by a shamisen attached to the wall. |
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− | “From gamble, the other person didn’t have money, so he gave this to me instead.” |
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+ | “A shamisen. Where did that come from?” |
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− | Gambling with the soldiers he is close to is one of Tigre’s few entertainments. |
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+ | “From gambling. The other person didn’t have money, so he gave this to me instead.” |
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− | “Really, play it for me.” |
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+ | Gambling with the soldiers he's close with is one of Tigre’s few pastimes. |
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− | “Sorry, but I do not know how to play the instrument, can you teach me?” |
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+ | “Really? Play it for me.” |
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− | Tigre snappingly replied. The image of a girl wielding a sword, this usually gives people the impression that she is unsuited for playing music. But Ellen smilingly walked over to the shamisen. |
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+ | “Sorry, but I don't know how to play that instrument. Could you teach me?” |
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− | “Well, I will demonstrate it for you then.” |
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+ | Tigre snappishly replied. An image of a girl wielding a sword---this usually gives people the impression that she would be unsuited for playing music. However, Ellen walked over to the shamisen, smiling all the while. |
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− | Picking up the shamisen, Ellen proceeded to sit down besides Tigre. Lightly stroking the shamisen with her fingertips. |
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+ | “I'll demonstrate for you then.” |
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− | In the next moment, a vivid and lifelike melody resounded, overflowing from the gap between her fingers. |
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+ | Picking up the shamisen, Ellen proceeded to sit down beside Tigre, lightly stroking the shamisen with her fingertips. |
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− | “I have touched for several occasions already since shamisen is an instruments available to the commoners.” |
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+ | The next moment, a vivid and lifelike melody reverberated throughout the air, overflowing from the gap between her fingers. |
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− | While fluently stroking the chords, Ellen displayed a pleasant smile, the tiny room was quickly filled with the song’s melodies. It was as if the silver haired girl was dancing. |
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+ | "I've some experience with this, since the shamisen is originally an instrument available to the commoners." |
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− | Considering her delighted expression, it would seem that this is her favourite’s song. A fleeting feelings struck Tigre as if overlapping with the notes. Such a calming music. |
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+ | While expertly plucking the chords, Ellen displayed a pleasant smile and the tiny room was quickly filled with the song’s melody. It was as if the silver haired girl was dancing. |
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− | Soon, the song ended, Ellen finally let out a melodious tone as she smiled triumphantly at Tigre, Tigre who just recovered his sense a bit later applauded. |
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+ | Considering her delighted expression, it would seem that this is her favourite song. Fleeting feelings struck Tigre as if it overlapped with the notes. Such calming music, he thought. |
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− | “This is really surprising, it is so good, well, very fascinating.” |
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+ | Eventually, the song ended and Ellen let out a melodious tone as she smiled triumphantly at Tigre. Tigre, who was late to come back to his senses, applauded. |
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− | Ellen having been praised, blushed, then she proceeded to fiddle with the shamisen. |
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+ | “That was really surprising. It was so good and, well, just very fascinating.” |
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− | “I, it is not that big of a deal. ——I only played a bit, I can play it again for you, how about it?” |
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+ | Ellen, having been praised, blushed, and proceeded to fiddle with the shamisen. |
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− | Tigre smilingly nodded, Ellen picked up the shamisen again. Ellen herself, apparently seemed to be in high spirit. Reminiscing, she hadn’t touch a shamisen for about two years, long since she had been praised. There is no way but to go along with the flow now. |
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+ | “I-it is not that big of a deal. —I only played a bit. I can play it again for you, if you wish.” |
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− | Afterwards——Lim heard the silver haired vanadis played the shamisen, not long after she reached the room the two of them were in. |
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+ | Tigre nodded smilingly and Ellen once more picked up the shamisen. Ellen, herself, seemed to be in high spirits. Reminiscing, she realized that she hadn’t touched a shamisen for about two years and it's been long since she had been praised. There's nothing else but to go along with the flow for now. |
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+ | Afterwards—Lim heard the silver-haired Vanadis playing the shamisen and it was not too soon later did she reach the room the two of them were in. |
Latest revision as of 06:20, 20 May 2013
Note: This story suppose to come from part of a DVD set that include an actual music package. What you see here is indeed the entire story.
This is a story of when Tigre was a captive living in Leitmeritz.
“Let me hide here for a bit. I was discovered trying to steal food.”
Ellen, who suddenly burst in without knocking the door, said this with a serious face. For Tigre, who had been lying on the bed sleeping, he was flabbergasted as he stared at her. Even if he told her to get out, he doubted that this silver-haired Vanadis would comply. Regardless, he was her captive and in the end couldn’t argue.
“...Ok, ok. So, there’s no where to hide here, huh?”
“No problem. I only need to wait for the clamor to die down...”
After inspecting the room a bit, Ellen’s attention was caught by a shamisen attached to the wall.
“A shamisen. Where did that come from?”
“From gambling. The other person didn’t have money, so he gave this to me instead.”
Gambling with the soldiers he's close with is one of Tigre’s few pastimes.
“Really? Play it for me.”
“Sorry, but I don't know how to play that instrument. Could you teach me?”
Tigre snappishly replied. An image of a girl wielding a sword---this usually gives people the impression that she would be unsuited for playing music. However, Ellen walked over to the shamisen, smiling all the while.
“I'll demonstrate for you then.”
Picking up the shamisen, Ellen proceeded to sit down beside Tigre, lightly stroking the shamisen with her fingertips.
The next moment, a vivid and lifelike melody reverberated throughout the air, overflowing from the gap between her fingers.
"I've some experience with this, since the shamisen is originally an instrument available to the commoners."
While expertly plucking the chords, Ellen displayed a pleasant smile and the tiny room was quickly filled with the song’s melody. It was as if the silver haired girl was dancing.
Considering her delighted expression, it would seem that this is her favourite song. Fleeting feelings struck Tigre as if it overlapped with the notes. Such calming music, he thought.
Eventually, the song ended and Ellen let out a melodious tone as she smiled triumphantly at Tigre. Tigre, who was late to come back to his senses, applauded.
“That was really surprising. It was so good and, well, just very fascinating.”
Ellen, having been praised, blushed, and proceeded to fiddle with the shamisen.
“I-it is not that big of a deal. —I only played a bit. I can play it again for you, if you wish.”
Tigre nodded smilingly and Ellen once more picked up the shamisen. Ellen, herself, seemed to be in high spirits. Reminiscing, she realized that she hadn’t touched a shamisen for about two years and it's been long since she had been praised. There's nothing else but to go along with the flow for now.
Afterwards—Lim heard the silver-haired Vanadis playing the shamisen and it was not too soon later did she reach the room the two of them were in.