[Please let @[Elsa] post first. It is up to her if this thread will be open to others!]
It actually took a long time to make, let me tell you what. Gathering all the necessary materials? Finding them all in good shape, and, when possible, aesthetically pleasing? Psssh. It's a damned miracle, let's just start with that. A damned miracle. But it all came together. It was beautiful, and even more beautifully played.
But enough about that, this is what you see...
There's a stone jutting out near the top of one of the waterfalls. Upon it sits an otter holding what you think is a violin, but... I mean seriously? A violin? The wood was not the deep brown you might expect, but white and black as if made from Birch. You can't tell what the strings are made of ... but surely it isn't the normal materials. The bow seems to be incrusted with something - if you moved closer you would notice that there were random objects from the sea (shells and such), but also anything else you could think of that glittered: shiny rocks, bits of metal, some glass .. It didn't make a lot of sense as the bow would be too heavy to move easily but .. what the hell. It's an otter playing a violin, so maybe you'll let a few details slip.
What you would notice is how beautiful the music is. Heavy bow and weird construction materials aside, the otter is nailing it. Her eyes are closed as she gently sways with the music she creates, one of her black feet tapping on the rock to keep the rhythm. As she plays you notice that the swell of the waves around her appear to be doing so in time with what she plays. How odd. The water seems to not want to drop over the fall, but instead stay and listen - in fact there is sort of a ... bubble in the water, holding the water back longer than it should be. It can't hold very much back, like the way surface tension can only do so much, but clearly the water is trying to stay and listen. That's nice.
"Hello Elsa " She greets without opening her eyes. Something tells you that you could have arrived invisibly and she still would have known you were there. But, that shouldn't be too surprising. I mean, otter..violin...weird water properties, what's a little omniscience?
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