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fandomhigh2013-01-09 02:58 am
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Library, Wednesday, All Day
Sholeh was thrilled to be back in the library, back to classes, and, best of all, back to human shape again. She was also secretly thrilled not to have been the sister who woke up naked in front of Sparkle and Ulrik (and hadn't yet figured out a way to talk to them and explain anything), though she felt bad that Zhahar had gotten stuck with that instead.
But enough of that. The library had decided to welcome her back by sending out groups of fantasy novels to bother various other parts of the library. Each group had fourteen books at a time in them (which made it hard to get all of them when they scattered) and they kept invading the geology section, the travel section that dealt with famous mountain ranges, and the hobby section--particularly the mountaineering, hiking, and spelunking books.
Sholeh decided it was just better not to even know.
But enough of that. The library had decided to welcome her back by sending out groups of fantasy novels to bother various other parts of the library. Each group had fourteen books at a time in them (which made it hard to get all of them when they scattered) and they kept invading the geology section, the travel section that dealt with famous mountain ranges, and the hobby section--particularly the mountaineering, hiking, and spelunking books.
Sholeh decided it was just better not to even know.
Re: Talk to Sholeh
Oh God why this girl was making it so hard for Emily not to think of the world adorable? Totally ruining her cool here. "Sholeh, that's beautiful. I'm Emily and don't worry, you have already helped me a lot." She went and grabbed a couple of books, giving them a quick look before deciding they would do.
"So some books are sentient? Sorry, I'm just curious about it."
Re: Talk to Sholeh
"Not sentient, exactly?" Sholeh said, bending down to scoop up the group they'd passed on the way. They'd caught up to the girls and their pages were rustling in a way that was almost rhythmic. "They just...do stuff, sometimes. Act up. Or act out, really. They're just...I'm not really sure, actually."