Well this sure resurrects an old regret. This would be the perfect time to pass on the family's flute, but we previously chose the impossible task of bringing it with us along our personal journey of cultivation, rather than simply restoring it and keeping it as a keepsake. It's no longer in an appropriate form to pass on to a mortal child whose proclivities and elemental orientations are unclear, and it's near obsolescence for Ling Qi's use at the moment as well. Add it to the list of early quest legacy being abandoned through accident and neglect, I guess: flute, wind,
comb, larceny, Wood,
support, etc. Well, we're clawing back some of the stuff. Flute seems a solidly dead storyline though, with moments like these barred to it.
With that in mind, I don't really support a musical instrument at the moment. Music practice is also the kind of thing that should just be... happening anyway? Ling Qingge taught us music, I see no reason she wouldn't teach her other daughter. No reason for us to barge in to make sure it happens, since it'll be happening regardless.
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I actually really like this idea of
@Briefvoice's. A fan is kinda courtly, which isn't bad for a noble, but it's also a kind of luxury object that she'll need to take care of, so there's a bit of responsibility to go along with it. Plus, yes, ~Wind~ and all that, but mostly I like the idea of a fancy object that can still be used like a toy by an energetic child and that is held and can be stored instead of being attached to her and inevitably wrecked when she rolls through a stony mud puddle or something.
When she's older we can get her one of those bladed fans, or one with hidden throwing daggers or darts in it, or something.
