Practising Singer
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Behavior
The Practising Singer can be found in various places, practising their new song.
Locations
- Bat Saha, in the marketplace of Bat Saha near the Esoteric Merchant.
- Crossings, on the road near Crossings Station.
- Kuro Orchard, on the main road.
- Myr, near the Haunted headstone.
- Lakatos String, on the western docks.
- Obo's Blade Pass, on the main road.
Endeavours
You can give some tips to the Practising Singer by passing a +4 
check.
Dialogue
| Dialogue | |
|---|---|
| Speaking to Practising Musician for the first time | La la la la la LA LA! A terrible, sharp pain attacks your ears. For the moon, and the stars, and the sky, and the... and the... Hmm, what word can I put there? Ah, I'll start over. La la LA LA LA LA LA! Your ears feel like they are seconds away from exploding from the sharp pain. For the love of the moon, and the stars, and the sky, and my mother's great... fly? No! That won't work. Ah, friend! Come to hear me practise my new song? I can't blame you, I am a renowned singer, known all over the world. I just can't find the proper words for this song. Say, can you help me? I could teach you a thing or two about singing, if you'd be so kind. You hear roughly half of what the singer says, due to the immense pain still ringing in your ears |
| After passing the endeavour | You give the singer some suggestions on what words could work with the verse they are practising. |
| Speaking to Practising Musician after passing the endeavour | Oh, I see. Great idea! LA LA LA LA LA LA LA!!! You touch your ears to check if blood is coming out of them. It is not, but it sure feels like it should. For the love of the moon in the sky, and the tears in your eye! That's great! I can work with that. Now, run along and let me finish the rest of the song. I am the expert, after all. |
| Speaking to Practising Musician again after passing the endeavour | You instinctively cover your ears before the singer's mouth opens. LA LA LA LA LA LA LA!!! For the love of the moon in the sky, and the pears in your eye! Wait, that can't be right... |
Miscellaneous
The rhymes and flow of the Practising Singer's song are very similar to the lyrics of the popular song "That's Amore".[1]
Images
Lakatos String
