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smallfandomflsh2018-07-25 08:32 pm
tehexile) wrote in smallfandomflsh2018-07-25 08:32 pm
Entry tags:
Dragon Crystal - unnamed protagonist - challenge 227: zen, tehexile
Fandom: Dragon Crystal
Character: unnamed protagonist
Rating: G/Gen
Words: 100
Spoilers: none
Other tags: meditation, music, mazes, fandom roulette
After so long in the Labyrinth there came a point where navigation became instinctive. Mapping a maze where the entire layout is constantly shifting with no discernable pattern could not be done with the intellect. The Labyrinth was more like a living thing, to be understood, its fickle moods and alien but still fairly simple needs in life, its purpose in existence. The best way to synchronise with its thought processes involved listening mindfully to the music that it constantly piped through its corridors and avenues, a cycle of rhythm, of crystal clear notes. To surrender to something far higher.
Character: unnamed protagonist
Rating: G/Gen
Words: 100
Spoilers: none
Other tags: meditation, music, mazes, fandom roulette
After so long in the Labyrinth there came a point where navigation became instinctive. Mapping a maze where the entire layout is constantly shifting with no discernable pattern could not be done with the intellect. The Labyrinth was more like a living thing, to be understood, its fickle moods and alien but still fairly simple needs in life, its purpose in existence. The best way to synchronise with its thought processes involved listening mindfully to the music that it constantly piped through its corridors and avenues, a cycle of rhythm, of crystal clear notes. To surrender to something far higher.
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