Strange Angel

[Welp, it's been long enough. Much too long in Erik's opinion. It's time to get the object of his obsession affection back. That means using the voice.]

Christine. I'm waiting.

[Unbeknown to our dear Phantom of the Elegante Opera, he had been reassigned the very same room he occupied during his first voyage on the good ship Elegante. While searching the room, he happened to come across a keycard identical to the one he stole from Anna. Seeing no need for two, and upon hearing Anna's broadcast, he decides to return the keycard. If only to throw a wrench in Raoul's plans. That's what Erik does best you know, throwing wrenches at Raoul.

Anyway, he tucks the keycard into the black ribbon tied around the stem of another rose and leaves it outside of Anna's room. Then returns to his room to make a post on the network.]

Anna, there is something for you outside of your room.

[NEVER MIND HOW HE KNOWS WHERE HER ROOM IS OKAY SHUT UP.]

[Christine has had ample time to get well. He's losing his patience.]

Christine, sing for me.

[This device is odd. There is nothing like it in his era. But Erik is a smart man. It only takes a bit of tinkering before he is able to turn on the text function.]

To the captain of this vessel,

I should start by saying that I am quite pleased with knowing that there is a stage on board your ship. If given the opportunity, I would like very much to put on a performance of which I am sure you and your crew have never seen before.

But, to business. I am aware that you have a young woman by the name of Christine Daaé as a passenger. This too pleases me greatly, as I am sure you are aware of her musical talents.

My only request is that I be placed as close to her quarters as possible, so that her tutelage may continue without hindrance.

I am but a humble servant,

O.G.