Library, Thursday All Day

[genesishero]

Evan hadn't been paranoid, per se, as he walked into the library for his shift. It was just that it had been a while since the books had done something really crazy on his watch, and he wasn't about to let himself get comfortable while there was still a chance of things going crazy on him while he was working.

At least he didn't have to wait long before he noticed what the weirdness of the day was. The books had set up a sort of speedway down the aisles, and all manner of books about car racing were competing to see who was the fastest read.

A very pink book containing tips and tricks for playing the arcade game, Sugar Rush, was definitely giving the rest of the books a run for their money, today.

"Just so long as you guys put yourselves away when you're done," Evan decided, and then settled back to watch the races.

[Open, but flying without OCD because I'm not battling with the goat any more than necessary this morning.]

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[genesishero]

"Oh, man... I don't like paperwork when it's simple." For... all the heaps of experience that Evan had with it? Sure! "But, I mean, if I did end up having to run a place, I think people would much rather have someone they can talk to, who'll listen to what's needed out there, you know?"

Because, as much as he liked reading, even Evan had a limit.

[pulseof_life]

Yeul nodded. "But I suppose that is a hard thing to do, if you are ruling more than a relatively small group of people. If you were on call for an entire city to talk to, you would never be left alone."

[genesishero]

Oh, that was true.

"I grew up in a small town," Evan replied, blushing a little bit. "And my schools after I left home haven't really been in crowded areas, either. It's hard to imagine living in a place that would keep me that busy."

He could be the mutant god-king of middle-of-nowhere, Kansas, right? That was okay?