#eolianic

She's nervous enough to begin with; while elevators were not an invention that came after her time, she still preferred to be firmly on the ground. Even here, when her sense for the earth wasn’t as strong, that didn’t prevent her timeless motion sickness from kicking in. Hazel leans up against the corner when there's a sudden jerk in the cables; knuckles clutch the nearest safety bar. Lights flicker on and off as the contraption comes to a rough halt.  Hazel releases a breath she didn’t know she was holding. “Just great, now we're stuck. I knew the elevator couldn't be trusted.”

Hehas three laughs: a tiny “heh” or even “hmph” for when he findssomething amusing for any reason, but doesn't express too much (this isgenuine but seems forced), the cold, humourless, sometimes bitter laugh that lasts a second or so andexpresses anything but joy (this is something to be wary of, but generally not a direct threat), and a louder,hysterical laugh that he... very clearly doesn’t control, finds it hard to stop (few have heard this and survived). And I guess there’s a “normal” laugh too (for when he’s... actually happy??) but that’s even rarer than the unhinged one. And overlaps with it a lot, so context is key here. Half the time he doesn’t even smile with it.

That would translate to English as normal handwriting, I guess? On the nicer side but it isn’t the best.

    [ ♉ ] TAVROS: hEYYY,     [ ♉ ] TAVROS: uHH, i KNOW YOU DON’T KNOW ME, bUT,     [ ♉ ] TAVROS: tHAT’S ABOUT TO CHANGE, aS IN, eFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY,

“No, no- no. You’ve got it all wrong. Now, try again. From the beginning, if you will. This time, however, with a c minor.”

You don’t fly and, you don’t run fast either.

eolianic

✜ – ❝ you look like you just swallowed a carebear. ❞