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fandomhigh2010-03-28 08:43 am
furnaceface) wrote in fandomhigh2010-03-28 08:43 am
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Library [03/28]
Jono's trip to the library today had been, fortunately, rather uneventful. He'd found himself growing a little more thankful over the course of the week for his inability to breathe... It kept things far simpler.
The fact that he could cook alive any curious monsters that wandered too close for comfort helped, too.
After he straightened his bandages over his face, he set to work, reading the notes on the whiteboard and rifling through the shelves, pulling out stacks of whatever books looked as though they might be relevant for people to poke at and then flicking on the computers so that they'd be booted up (or whatever it was) for the researchers today.
[Open!]
The fact that he could cook alive any curious monsters that wandered too close for comfort helped, too.
After he straightened his bandages over his face, he set to work, reading the notes on the whiteboard and rifling through the shelves, pulling out stacks of whatever books looked as though they might be relevant for people to poke at and then flicking on the computers so that they'd be booted up (or whatever it was) for the researchers today.
[Open!]
Re: Talk to Jono!
//Not that bad,// he noted. //Whatever's in that fog, I'm immune.//
To the fog. There was still the headache. He was coping with that.
Re: Talk to Jono!
This was where the Jono-doesn't-breathe part helped.
Re: Talk to Jono!
Bandages didn't tend to handle washing machines well when you wanted to rid them of monkey poo.