Library, Sunday All Day

[genesishero]

Today, Evan walked into the library to find a cuddlepile of books in the children's section. From somewhere, they'd managed to find a teddy-bear, and the whole lot of the kids' books were just sort of heaped up around it, doing what Evan could only assume was dozing off.

... Which didn't seem like a half-bad idea, but there was work to be done. Evan would just have to cuddle his puppy after his shift or something, instead.

He did put up a sign near the children's books asking people to be extra quiet when passing by them, though. He didn't want anybody disturbing their naptime.

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Re: Talk to Evan!

[talentforlying]

"Oi, Ev," Constantine hollered at one point, sticking his head out of the office. "'M putting in a book order next week. Lettin' all the aides know that if you've got any requests, get me a list."

Re: Talk to Evan!

[genesishero]

Oh, Constantine, you were Evan's favourite faculty member.

"Requests?" He perked up a little, and then bounced up from his desk and made his way toward Constantine's office. The less yelling, the better for the sleeping booklings, after all. "I don't suppose there are maybe some books on meditation or anger management that we don't have in stock yet, are there? Or more about, um, ancient Egyptian gods?"

For no reason in particular. At all.

Re: Talk to Evan!

[talentforlying]

"Myths or the actual gods?" Constantine asked, waving the boy into the office. "Actual info, those are dangerous enough they would have to be in the vault, but I'll give you permission to enter Special Collections. You're steady enough not to cause a scene."

Re: Talk to Evan!

[genesishero]

Evan chewed on his lip a little, and then gave his shoulder a shrug.

"Both, I think. History does weird things to the truth, and myths usually seem to have an element of it in them in the first place," he decided, stepping into the office with a little shrug of his shoulders. "I want to find out as much as I possibly can, and there aren't many places to look, besides books."

It wasn't like there were X-Men lining up to tell him more about Apocalypse, except that he was horrible.