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Characters: Prussia + Anyone who wants to join
Where: The shops
When: Late Monday morning, 9th April
Style: Prose or action
Status: OPEN
And he knew from experience that freezing to death was simply awful.
"Wish I had Gilbird. Shopping's fun with him..." Gilbert grumbled quietly, sorely missing his little bird companion. He lifted his hand out of his pocket, holding a rumpled piece of paper in his grasp. Thank God stuff were for free here otherwise he would've been living in a cardboard box. He still found it fishy that the apartments and furniture and food were for free, but the mystery could be placed on the back burner while he secured a good headquarters - with a fridge full of food. He still felt a bit uncertain wandering about in the streets though. So many strange beings with their own strange abilities and their strange customs - it was both exciting and worrisome. Gilbert remembered his altercation with a blond Superman-wannabe the last time he was here. It did not end well for him.
He shook his head to clear his thoughts. The cold always made him a bit woozy and tired. Shopping and scouting. Focus on those things.

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He nodded as an indication for Prussia to come along before he turned halfway to continue down the road he was going to "Maybe ve should just stop by zhe music shop."
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He followed after Medic, keeping in step with the taller man. "There's a music shop?" he asked. "What, selling instruments and shit?"
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"I got a violin in zhat store. Haffing a creative outlet sometimes ist just zhe right zhing."
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Most people believed Gilbert to be an uncultured warmonger with little patience for music - solidified by his rivalry and general distaste towards Austria and his "piddling piano playing". But the fact of the matter was that Gilbert had many musicians born in his country; it was just that there was a bit of a debate on who was Austrian and who was German and oh you fucking moron /obviously/ Ludwig van Beethoven was German I don't care how many years he spent in Vienna learning to play the piano - and ad nauseum.
To put it simply, underneath his rough exterior, Gilbert knew more than a little about the musical arts.
"Do they sell flutes there?" he asked curiously.
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Prussia surely wouldn't ask for that specific instrument if he had never held one of them. The idea sort of intrigued the RED.While he played the violin, he still enjoyed to listen to other instruments being played. Or several instruments being played along well and in synch with one another.
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But there was no use wallowing over these sorts of things too much. Medic gestured forward with one hand "It's right over zhere."
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Not even Gilbert understood the osmosis between citizens and nations - it just sort of happened. So he quickly ended the topic, and instead followed Medic's gesture to where the music shop was. "Oooh...looks cool."
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"Let us go inside, zhen." Medic spoke and did as he just said, Archimedes reacting to the change of their current setting with a soft coo and a curiously lifted head "Take a look around. I am going to look for some new scores if I am already hier."
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The man picked up a dark green leather folder and went through the sheets within, reading over the notes intently for a while before setting the folder back into the shelf with a nod and trying a different one. He would chose one or two pieces to practice at the base.
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Not feeling self-conscious in the least, Gilbert brought the instrument up to his lips and played a simple melody. The noise was pure and ringing from the instrument, and Gilbert grinned in satisfaction when he lowered the flute. Oh this was perfect.
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"If you take it, I demand to listen to your play one day at least." the mercenary called over to Prussia with a faint smirk while turning back to the scores, closing the folder he had in his hand right now in a quite final gesture.
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He finally moved over to where Medic was. "So what're you getting then?"
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"I only know a few piezes by memory, actually. But until now I never really had zhe time to find somezhing new to try und play." the German seemed quite content with this developement "So shall ve move on, zhen?"
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