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exsilium2013-02-24 11:10 pm
galactically) wrote in exsilium2013-02-24 11:10 pm
Entry tags:
- asuka langley soryu (evangelion),
- celebrían (lord of the rings),
- elmer c. albatross (baccano!),
- haruto souma (kamen rider wizard),
- kano shuuya (kagerou days),
- kido tsubomi (kagerou days),
- kyouko sakura (madoka magica),
- sayaka miki (madoka magica),
- sheryl nome (macross frontier),
- ✝ kira yamato (gundam seed),
- ✝ mei [pokemon white 2],
- ✝ ranka lee [macross frontier],
- ✝ remy lebeau (marvel 616),
- ✝ samus aran (metroid),
- ✝ shirou emiya [fate/stay night]
「un」♫ voice -> video (action for roommates @ 1107)
[Good evening, Exsilium! Sheryl may have been stuck in this dystopian city for approximately two months now, but it's the first time she's officially made a network feed for the masses. And what better way to show off the device's capabilities by doing what she does best?
There's a soft intake of breath, slow and steady, then she begins with a calm, dulcet rendition of "Aimo". The song is relatively short and peaceful, but her voice retains all the intensity and passion, enough to show that it's sung by a woman with well-trained vocal chords.]
Aimo aimo
Nhedel lhushe
Noyna milia
Endel prodea
Photomi
And here and now, we shall meet in the warm sea
Lhuley luleya
The larks dancing through the sky are my tears freed
Lhuley luleya
You are the child of gentle greenery
Aimo aimo
Nhedel lhushe
Noyna milia
Endel prodea
Photomi
And here and now, we shall meet in the warm sea
[Shortly, the feed switches to video, revealing a pink-haired woman lying down on her stomach in bed, all smiles as she swings her feet back and forth from behind, also propping her chin in the palm of her left hand.]
To tell you the truth, this isn't really my song. I heard it once back when I was trapped as a child in here and at that time, a young girl with a kind heart sung it to me. I didn't realize it then, but that girl would someday become my best friend.
[She pauses, tucking her pink strands behind her ear with her free hand, then grins.]
Ranka, I don't think you ever told me about that song before! I'm interested in hearing about its origins. And as for the rest of you—
[Her grin soon morphs into a confident smirk as she pokes at the camera. Guess what? The singer has something planned in her sleeve, judging from the slight glimmer in her blue eyes.]
Tomorrow, I'll be making pot-au-feu, a delicious French stew which I expect everyone to try at least once. You'll be missing out if you don't, so I won't take no for an answer. Consider this an invitation from Sheryl Nome.
There's a soft intake of breath, slow and steady, then she begins with a calm, dulcet rendition of "Aimo". The song is relatively short and peaceful, but her voice retains all the intensity and passion, enough to show that it's sung by a woman with well-trained vocal chords.]
Aimo aimo
Nhedel lhushe
Noyna milia
Endel prodea
Photomi
And here and now, we shall meet in the warm sea
Lhuley luleya
The larks dancing through the sky are my tears freed
Lhuley luleya
You are the child of gentle greenery
Aimo aimo
Nhedel lhushe
Noyna milia
Endel prodea
Photomi
And here and now, we shall meet in the warm sea
[Shortly, the feed switches to video, revealing a pink-haired woman lying down on her stomach in bed, all smiles as she swings her feet back and forth from behind, also propping her chin in the palm of her left hand.]
To tell you the truth, this isn't really my song. I heard it once back when I was trapped as a child in here and at that time, a young girl with a kind heart sung it to me. I didn't realize it then, but that girl would someday become my best friend.
[She pauses, tucking her pink strands behind her ear with her free hand, then grins.]
Ranka, I don't think you ever told me about that song before! I'm interested in hearing about its origins. And as for the rest of you—
[Her grin soon morphs into a confident smirk as she pokes at the camera. Guess what? The singer has something planned in her sleeve, judging from the slight glimmer in her blue eyes.]
Tomorrow, I'll be making pot-au-feu, a delicious French stew which I expect everyone to try at least once. You'll be missing out if you don't, so I won't take no for an answer. Consider this an invitation from Sheryl Nome.