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| description = '''You need to hear this''' is a letter written from Eryk to [[Thomas C. Quirkilious]], the owner of [[Chromatic Scale]]. | | description = '''You need to hear this''' is a letter written from Eryk to [[Thomas C. Quirkilious]], the owner of [[Chromatic Scale]]. | ||
| quote = A plain, unadorned note. | | quote = A plain, unadorned note. | ||
| book | | book author = Eryk | ||
| book text = Dearest Thomas, | | book text = Dearest Thomas, | ||
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| uid = | | uid = BOOK_LOW_GeneralLowerCity_MusicDiscovery | ||
| uuid = | | uuid = d844b603-a2c1-4667-a93e-872887660686 | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:59, 18 October 2024
You need to hear this is a letter written from Eryk to Thomas C. Quirkilious, the owner of Chromatic Scale.
A plain, unadorned note.
Properties
- Notes
- Author: Eryk
- Rarity: Common
- Weight: .05 kg / 0.1 lb
- Price: 14 gp
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UID
BOOK_LOW_GeneralLowerCity_MusicDiscoveryUUID
d844b603-a2c1-4667-a93e-872887660686
Where to find
- In the shared mailbox of The Glitter Gala and Chromatic Scale in Lower City X: -181 Y: -62
Text
Dearest Thomas,
It has been too long! And what adventures I've had! I'll look forward to telling you all about them in The Elfsong when I'm back, but in the meantime: I met this Janni trader on my travels who put me onto a rare metal they call 'pyrohydram'. They make pipes out of them. Now, pipes are all well and good, but I'm fairly sure that in your hands this material would make the most exceptional flute. You see, it heats up the very air that's blown through it while it's being played, which makes for a sonorous and grandiose timbre the like of which I've never heard. I've a bag of ores here for you to sample when I'm back. I cannot wait to hear what you make of it!
All my love, Eryk.