VALHALLA WAITS FOR NO MAN ☆ o, music

[redvox.]

REDVOX "VINNY" ABRAMO - cis male - goat-bat hybrid - harbinger

The second day of the festival, and thus the second god to go along with it. Sachin was one of Vox's more preferred gods, mainly due to the fact that he knew Cottontail had been a devout worshiper of Sachin, and he missed the other. Sachin was the god of none other than music and purity, and was commonly represented by a large black swan. A kind god, Sachin could often be found purifying others of their past sins, and just generally trying to make mortals better in any way that he could. Redvox found that he thought Sachin had a noble goal, even though he wasn't entirely sure if the other should really be giving mercy to everyone. After all, there were some souls, like Jervis, that just weren't worthy of redemption. However, it wasn't as if Vinny was the god around here, so he supposed he would just sit back and let Sachin make those decisions. All he really needed to do was celebrate the guy, and celebrate he would.

Since it wasn't as if they could really celebrate the purity side of Sachin, Vox figured that it was natural to celebrate the musical side of him instead. So, he had set up a large open area decorated with flowers, with light pouring down from the sky. At the edge of the area, he had set up the portable battery powered CD player, which was playing jaunty tunes with lots of flutes and lutes and other old instruments. Once again, Redvox found himself wishing that Cottontail was around, since he knew that the other could play instruments pretty damn well, but this would work for now. Lastly, Vin did the same as he had with Boniface, dragging the shrine of Sachin to the edge of the dancing area. The makeshift statue this time depicted a carved black swan, which was surrounded by little music notes. Taking a deep breath, Vox called out, "People! Come 'ere for th'second day of the festival! For this day, we'll be celebratin' Sachin! Sachin is an under light god of music 'n' purity, so in order to celebrate 'im, we'll be havin' a nice traditional dance 'ere!" It was a simple enough task, just dancing to music, try not to clock anyone. The usual.