Library [01/10]

[bridge-carson.livejournal.com]

Bridge bounces in to the library with coffee, excited to be back for the first time since break!

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Re: Seventh Period

[connernotconnor.livejournal.com]

"Sure, why not?" If he can get his eyelids to function much like his player's which now refuse to stay open.

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

Door waits for Conner's eyes to close zomgpresumptive modding, then finally says, "Down and to the BANANA? And a cockatiel?????"

Re: Seventh Period

[connernotconnor.livejournal.com]

Conner's zomgpresumptivelymoddedshut eyes close just in time to catch the bit about the cockatiel. Not so much with the closed, any more.

". . . dirty."

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

"Gotcha."

There is no cockatiel, or banana. There is only Zul Door closing her own eyes and darting out her hand towards the off-switch.

Re: Seventh Period

[connernotconnor.livejournal.com]

And there is Conner, not trying to stop her this time, because the mental images of cockatiels and bananas have just caused his brain to shut down.

So he totally forgets to give her directions.

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

Door opens her eyes.

To find that she hit the FULLSCREEN button.

Re: Seventh Period

[connernotconnor.livejournal.com]

Conner's eyes feel like they just went into fullscreen mode too.

"Oh, that's wrong on so many levels and I can't look away."

Apparently trainwreck-bad fanfic is about the most effective way of taking over the world.

Re: Seventh Period

[bridge-carson.livejournal.com]

Bridge finally looks up from where he's been quietly and methodically headdesking.

"Want some help?"

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

"....Can you erase it from our brains?" Door asks hopefully.

Re: Seventh Period

[bridge-carson.livejournal.com]

"I don't think my powers work like that," Bridge admits.

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

Boo.

"Can you get close enough to the computer to turn it off without getting sucked in?"

Re: Seventh Period

[bridge-carson.livejournal.com]

"I already read through it," Bridge admits sheepishly. "I think... I think I can turn off the computer without reading through it again."

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

Door moves away from it.

Slightly.

And closes one eye.

Re: Seventh Period

[bridge-carson.livejournal.com]

Bridge inches toward it. Carefully. And hits the "Power" button.

After a moment, the screen goes black and Bridge breathes a sigh of relief.

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

Door keeps staring at the empty screen, appalled. "I ...can still see the words."

Re: Seventh Period

[bridge-carson.livejournal.com]

"...it'll fade." He hopes. It's possible the story has some sort of strange power and could stay there, after all.

Re: Seventh Period

[notajar]

Door blinks a lot, and the after-image of the glowing letters does indeed start to fade. Not that the mental after-image does.

"Thank you."