As he reads it, a fury grows upon his face. [ //

His eyes open, and he surveys the place. With practiced movement he takes his drum from it's harness at his back, and he begins to generate a beat, to which he begins to add these words:
- For centuries, the sailors know
That before you set the sails, one must throw
A coin or two or five or ten
To pay tribute to the Queen, against a fateful end
She controls the waves, the wind, the spray
Why she is always fierce, is easy to say
The power she wields is pure chaos you see
As she resides in the house of the Lords of Fury
Many see chaos, only evil upon the waves
But their tongue they should hold; their ignorance they should save
The Queen is of the Fury, she is wed to nature, and thus
To curse her is also upon the path to curse Silvanus
Mortals like to think themselves above the Gods; ego sings
But those that tempt fate, upon their own ship and sail, will fury upon them they bring
If within this Gate, suffering and sickness you do see
And if it is your folly to falsely accuse the source as Umberlee
Have you asked her yourself? For maybe you are correct to think
But publicly insulting her House will only put your body in the drink
Not showing your face yet pointing a finger of blame
Is to be the embodiment of a coward, by another name
It is the rulers of this city, who have sat on their arses
And as you have seen, it is the Water Queen's House that does not witness this sickness as any sort of farce(es).
Yet the sickness is here, the death toll does rise
The source is failure to pay tribute; those that find faith, are cured before their eyes
And it is directly because so many fail to pay tribute to this God
Continue to watch, and you'll see: how mortals are taught more by the rod.
After finishing one round of his lyrics, he turns and walks back to the Water Queen's Temple, and there, repeats the lyrics a number of rounds and serenading those that travel near it, before entering the Temple.