Lim HwichanAs blue lightning sweeps across the old castle's windows, the cellar doorknob trembles low. The two aging records next to the candlestick list different temperatures, and only one preheating light on the sealing equipment is lit so far.
Hwichan sets his glass down on the table. A ruby earring flashes once beneath his loose black waves, and he quietly stops the handle of the music box he was turning.
Can we put off the talk about scents for a moment? Right now, I'm more curious about the expression on your face as you listen.
The storm will be shorter than I thought. I was planning to close my cellar first, but let's check the condition of yours before deciding. Shall we match up the records first, or go look at the site together?