Zukarin Oleander
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- Posted: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 03:41:21 +0000
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INTRODUCTION
Trekking up a hill that covers the star strung sky to the east, you can set eyes upon a large platform. Upon this platform is a warehouse. It looks abandoned. Covered in the haze of the altitude, its no big surprise that its true silhouette is a mystery. You continue to pace yourself up and around the basin, like a winding staircase. The air is typically dry, a feeble breeze rolling over the mesa cleans up the lingering tension and stale air. You take hold of the door handle. It feels.. sandy? The rust must have coated the handle over the years of harsher days, climatically.
The door swings open..
A bar to the left, engulfed in a barrage of colorful flora. To the right, a piano. A 'very' large grand piano. Possibly the grandest. Extravagantly laced with a piny trim, the piano sung to the visitors. Even the combatants, as they vigorously swung fists, and planted blows. Like serenading soldiers before sending them off to battle, the contestants next to fight sat silently, swaying to the melodic rifts of the grandest piano.
The floorboards were a cherry-stained red and creaked like a rusted door hinge. The walls were decorated with the exact same set of planks, but with a beige offset. Also, as one can set eyes upon the wall, they can easily notice that its been embroidered with a dark metal, possibly some type of rock. It glimmered slightly when introduced to light. Step back from the wall to the west and you can read 'The Skylit Tavern'. The larger portions of the rock seemed steamed due to the high altitude of the location.
Taking a glimpse at the ceiling.. you see a circular chandelier, and beyond that.. nothing. The rafters above seemed endless as the last bit of light that could reach them reflected off of the screws at the bottom of each plank. There was really no telling was actually lingered up there. The previous owners, The Oleander Seniors were the last to journey above the ground floor since establishing the building in 1943.
And now, as one would usually sit at the bar and have a drink, it seems as if there is whisper to surround the entire vicinity that calls for you, and you only. As if the walls were to speak, saying..
"Please, have a seat.."
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