80 Days 'Til the World's Farthest Shore
Mindscape for Johannes
Voice Actor
Johannes
The audience to the traveler's tale, but perhaps retelling the tale to us. It's a bit unclear in the story. What is clear is that the Traveler's tale was a quasi-religious experience for him. It clearly happened, but what exactly "it" was is unclear.
*edit: I personally envision at the very beginning and very end of the story a somewhat older Johannes than the one who met the traveler, maybe not older as in creaky old man, but older like someone who has seen (or in this case experienced/heard) something so big that you aren't the same afterwards.
- english
- fandub
- male adult
- male senior
- northern european
- friendly
- generic french
- southern european
- audiobook
- radio drama
- smooth
- whimsical
- audacity
- audacity
- discord
- friendly
- listening
*I watched her as she sat at the bar, unblinking, and muttered something. Her accent was foreign. She pronounced each word with an alien care in a voice I found beautiful.
“The tale is long in the telling,” I said, not eager to break the silence. “Would you like to move to one of the tables? You could perhaps find a nice place to lean against the wall.”
And so, my friend, she gave me this book. I do not know what it is or what it means, and yet the symbols inside captivate me. What mean the six arrayed stones on its cover, or the noble unicorn of gold? I asked, and she only smiled and said that she would find out herself what they meant, or so she hoped. Or, no, she said she would meet them, stranger still.
