Library [04/25]

[furnaceface]

Children, children everywhere.

Again. Only, this time it seemed to be other residents of the island, instead of their possible future offspring, which somehow made Jono quite thrilled that it hadn't touched him. The last thing he needed was to be five years old again. He hadn't been much of a fan of it the first time around.

That said, it was entirely possible that he was going to entertain himself today by pulling out the children's books once again.

... And possibly flipping through a few that he vaguely remembered from his own childhood. Shut up.

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Re: Mod Your Library!

[furnaceface]

//Wot? Oh, no, I...// Jono blinked at the screen. //It's just loading.//

Because it took just about forever and a day to load all of his animals, which he hadn't bothered to sort in any way, shape, or form. He relinquished the mouse to the boy, and then stuck his hands in his pockets.

//Yer click on the ones with th'pink arrows over their heads, and then yer can plant crops, or whatever.//

Re: Mod Your Library!

[one-who-goes.livejournal.com]

"This is a weird game," Henry said, starting to drag things about in a not terribly efficient manner. "What do you have to do to win?"

Re: Mod Your Library!

[furnaceface]

Now that was a very good question if ever Jono had heard one.

//Don't let th'crops wither. And don't spend all of my money in one place.//

Yes. All of the fake money that he had made by clicking the pink arrows.

Re: Mod Your Library!

[one-who-goes.livejournal.com]

"It's not really money."

Thank you, overly literal child. Still, Henry set out to do as he was told.

Re: Mod Your Library!

[furnaceface]

//Well, it took work to earn,// Jono replied. //Harvesting raspberries every two hours is a pain in the bloody arse.//

It was not the fastest game known to man, no.

//If yer want to plant something, go ahead. I'll make certain that it doesn't go and wilt on yer, or anything.//

Re: Mod Your Library!

[one-who-goes.livejournal.com]

"You have to play this game every two hours?" Henry frowned. It was a weird game, and a little boring. "I think I'll go find something to read instead."

Re: Mod Your Library!

[furnaceface]

See, this was why Jono's farm had been neglected terribly for the past three months, now.

//Good plan, mate. If yer need any help findin' somethin' to read, let me know, okay?//

Re: Mod Your Library!

[one-who-goes.livejournal.com]

"Okay!" And Henry was off into the stacks like a shot. About halfway there, he remembered he was supposed to have manners, and added, "Thank you for showing me your farm game Mr. Jono," all in one breath.