[ LIBRARY POST ]

[sharpenned]

[ There is a boy with a wooden crate sneaking up on a book with teeth. Help? Hinder? Ignore him and go back to reading Goodnight Moon? ]

(OOC: BURNED OUT WILL PICK UP TOMORROW)

Comments

[onceserved]

[... steps on it]

Oops.

[sharpenned]

. . .

If it bites off your foot. . .

[onceserved]

[grinds it, just a little, but removes foot almost immediately :'(!]

Even though it's just a book...? How scary.

[sharpenned]

[ . . . ]

Camp's full of scary things.

[onceserved]

That's what I've been told. But it seems fairly hospitable so far.

[thedandymancan]

Uh-oh, now it's going to be really angry.

[onceserved]

Is it really?

[thedandymancan]

It's like when you poke a hornet's nest or swat a bee. They were dangerous before, but then they become dangerous AND angry. Stepping on the book should have the same effect. Worst case scenario is just that it will bite you though.

[onceserved]

[hmm~mm]

If they're that dangerous, shouldn't they be burnt?

[thedandymancan]

No, because the librarian is much, much more dangerous.

Besides, a bite hurts, but it isn't so bad. Unless of course they kept at it and started eating people...it is October afterall.

[onceserved]

[... pff]

You think they could...? That would be an awful way to go.

[thedandymancan]

Anything is possible here. And I'm sure someone somewhere would find it poetic.

[onceserved]

Aah, probably. . . But isn't that true for most things?

[thedandymancan]

Good point. The idea of a 'bad' way to go implies there's a 'good' way to go. Is there really any good way to go though?

[onceserved]

Well, maybe, if how you died was up to you. . .

[onceserved]

Still! There wouldn't be many who could have a book listed as their cause of death on their gravestones.