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- If it weren't for Garret, Carneola might not even exist anymore; he helped us out many times, so the gratitude is mutual. By the way, did you tell him? - he asks Garret. - About the incident with the sphere, the Merel sword, and all that?
Be that as it may, it's nice to meet you, Harold. I heard that you have certain difficulties with aliens on a religious basis, but know that within the walls of Ikigai you will still be welcome. Can I offer you both something to play or sing? This is not a professional competition, so anyone can participate and it may help you relax a little.
The brothers exchanged questioning glances - their skills in this area were approximately at the level of campfire gatherings with the recitation of inappropriate, bawdy poems accompanied by strumming on a guitar; this is the difficult fate of those who devoted their youth to adventurism instead of art.
- Ah... Well, um, I think our repertoire might not be very appropriate for a sacred place, and our voices are not particularly good... although... Oh! - Garret snapped his fingers as if he had just remembered something. - We can perform something; there is one fun song. Kalina, will you listen too? Well, then you've convinced me!
Garret whispers something to Harold, they exchange conspiratorial glances and sly smiles, after which they give brief explanations to the musicians, and then go on stage and begin their performance.
Having warmed up to the skillfully selected, lively music, the rogue duo even performs a scene similar to the one in the video, jokingly pretending to fight over an indivisible coin. Perhaps their performance really contrasted somewhat with the atmosphere and did not contain any particular spiritual depth, but it was performed very smoothly and from the heart.
technically, this can be attributed to Garret alone, since the song is one, and the star is only him