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[greatestfall]

[The feed opens to that sound of frantic splashing and the sound of the ocean.]

[Loud rapid-fire meows begin right at the source of the video. In view is the farther shores and a large grand piano anchored in the shallows like it had somehow washed up. Behind it is a harried teenager who looks like he's trying to figure out how to drag it out of the water.]

I'm trying, but it's sunk into the damned sand. If the bloody tide rolls in who knows what will happen to the piano case! Have you got the Omni on? I-

[A very pleased, affirmative Mrrooaahhhh!]

Shit!

[He rushes around the piano, slips and face plants into the water before he makes for a dash towards the feed. After a moment it focuses on his face.]

[He clears his throat with some dignity despite that he is drenched in sand and salt water and has a crab climbing up his shoulder. He looks like he's about to make a very formal address before he sighs in frustration.]

Oh, to hell with it. I need some help on the farther shores.

[He swipes the crab off his shoulder before it snatches his ear.]

My piano just washed up and I'd sooner eat calamari than leave it to rot. I can't offer any coin, obviously, but I'm willing to negotiate other services in return. Whatever it fucking takes.

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[greatestfall]

[Feille is a handsome black Maine Coon, who Vira will likely hear before she sees. She is a very talkative omen and does an impressive job shouting her meows from across the sand the moment she is spotted.]

[Feille will bolt over to Vira, circles a few times, and then begin leading her to the right place.]

[He's easy to post, desperately trying to get some of the sound out from the legs of the piano as the tide rolls in.]

Bloody tide!

[onerthes]

[She gave the old hound a good scratch at the ears with a fond look in her eyes. Perhaps it was an Omen, perhaps not, but it reminded her of the Dog Keeper. Following it on the journey to find its master.

As she saw him fighting with the sand, she made her way quickly over and began to help digging and pushing the sand out.]

Well well, we shouldn't spend too much time on the introductions. We can take care of this first, before the tide decides to be even worse, yes?