Library (And Support Services): Saturday Morning

[thatsamilkshake]

This time there was breakfast food out - maybe not the best breakfast food since it was a donation from McMooby's, but at least there was protein in it. And the Perk had sent along one of those giant business-meeting coffee dispensers.

Up at a table near the front, there was a notebook with neat (if extremely somewhat girly) handwriting that detailed what had been found so far: sunlight, holy water, stakes, a device under the school that controls the island... it was all there. What they didn't have, of course, was anything to tell them where to send the other island, or how, or any guarantee the people over there could do anything with the information. Assuming the other Fandom even had everything in it that this one did.

So. Piles of books on the tables. Yes. Lots and loooots of books.

[OOC: OPEN! Research post two, ends just before noon because that's when volunteers will be scurrying over to Town Hall to get the collected info to the last of the non-comatose sleepers!]

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Re: Research Your Heart Out (No stakes plz.)

[noearsyet.livejournal.com]

George offered her the book. "P'raps you'll be gettin' more out of it?"

Re: Research Your Heart Out (No stakes plz.)

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Diana snorted, but glanced down at the book. "I'm not really one for research. Plus, the vamps back home are civilized.

Re: Research Your Heart Out (No stakes plz.)

[noearsyet.livejournal.com]

"Which means ye probably shouldn' be lookin' at books from yer home, hmm?"

Re: Research Your Heart Out (No stakes plz.)

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

Diana shook her head. "We don't even have anything other than what you're already reading. Home's pretty similar to here, only crazier."

Re: Research Your Heart Out (No stakes plz.)

[noearsyet.livejournal.com]

George eyed him for a long moment. "Aye, an' if it's crazier means it isn't similar t'here."

Re: Research Your Heart Out (No stakes plz.)

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

Diana rolled her eyes. "I meant the normal parts are the same. We have the same cra-crabby TV back home, and the same cars and stuff." Many kilometers away, Diana's mother screamed as a crabs crawled around her television.