| [Wharil Choc] |
| His arcane was a voluntary thing, at least to an extent. Part mysticism, part wits, and mostly about knowing how not to be seen. He wasn't using it tonight, apparantly. Perhaps he did want to be seen. Perhaps he was too tired to bother. He doesn't duck his head or turn his face away from those around him. He doesn't scan the grounds for cameras in the hands of what few tourists would be around at this time. He doesn't even seem to notice Rene, or take account of anyone else who might notice him. He ambles onward.
Among the sites of Millennium park, two particular pieces of public art are known to attract public attention. One is a highly reflective 110-ton polished steel sculpture officially named Cloud Gate but affectionately called "The Bean." Visitors can wander under and around it to see the park and cityscape reflected in its curves. Of course this is most effective during the daytime, when the light reflected off buildings and crowds can carry to ones perceptible limits. What was reflected in the bean at night time was as good as any piece of modern art and, just like modern art, completely up to the interpretation of the viewer.
This is what Wharil ambles over to. His feet take him on an almost mechanical course over to the bean. Its here that he slows, stops, and presses his hands against one end of the gleaming structure. His heavy lidded eyes examine his own reflection as he turns this way and that, slowly letting the bulge of the shape lend its distortion to his lips, his nose, his eyes, his ears.
"Trippy..." He says in a hoarse whisper. | |
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