Sep 29, 2007 09:18
Libraries, he'd found, were rarely as dull as people made them out to be. Though he felt no magic in these tomes, they were still full of useful information. Maybe some of them could tell him a little bit more about this world he'd landed himself in.
For that matter, why hadn't he run into any of the others yet? They'd all been fairly close
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diva,
kyon,
qui-gon jinn,
axel,
edward elric,
thursday,
snake,
mousse,
sam winchester,
utena,
ginji,
peter parker,
luxord,
artemis,
raiden,
harry,
hikaru,
xemnas,
aya,
sparda,
usopp,
integra,
heiji,
quatre,
yohji,
heero,
phibrizzo,
fox,
zoro,
kadaj,
barret,
haku,
kratos,
kain,
l,
bridget,
renji,
jack horner,
rhode,
homura,
kenshin,
dairine,
siegfried,
touma,
malik,
sora,
saetan,
luffy,
ashton,
river,
leon (so2),
claude,
keman,
birkin,
kikyo,
rukia,
faust,
sousuke,
raven,
ren,
radical edward,
guy,
kimbley,
kairi,
byakuya,
roy,
wesker,
valyn,
fai,
riku,
snape,
sai,
sasuke,
daemon,
statesman,
gin,
hisoka,
rangiku,
scar (tlk)
However, the more immediate thought was: a library, how useful! But Ed did not see computers here either... how disappointing. As the girl wandered around the bookshelves she saw a lot of titles she was familiar with, but most of them were quite dated. She also noticed quite quickly that part of the wall stuck out to meet some of the bookshelves. What was the point of that? Hmm... further examination of the architectural anomaly revealed nothing of interest.
Oh well, at least she'd had a chance to catch up on all the fun drawings and things attached to her own artwork on the bulletin board. And she'd gotten a little tired of chasing geese, so there was a new message up for interested people to talk to her with ease. Also she now had a physical description for the crazy robot head. She didn't see anyone who matched it just yet...
She poked around the books on the shelf currently in front of her, but they all seemed normal.
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At least they were headed somewhere interesting for a change. The library! He couldn't wait to see what sort of books even a prison like this held. As this wasn't his world, even the most mundane of books would probably be something he hadn't seen.
The nurse leading him didn't seem willing to let him go off on his own first thing, however. Instead she lead him over to some small red-head he hadn't seen before, a newer patient most likely, and told him to get acquainted. What was wrong with letting him choose his own friends?
He thought of walking away once the nurse had taken her leave, but that would have been rude. Instead he muttered "Um.. hi," before turning his attention to the shelves.
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"Ed is very pleased to meet you!" She skipped the long version of her name for now, that could always come later. This person seemed kind of shy. Best not to completely overwhelm them.
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"Er, likewise," the boy replied with a nervous smile. "The name's Leon. Are you" a boy or a girl? "new here?"
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"Oh yes," answered Ed quickly, "but Ed knows the tricky secret of the evil doctors, and has been told about the scary monsters. Have you heard? Or is this old news and ancient clues?" That wasn't quite joy but conversation was easier when there were questions to answer.
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"And I hope you don't mind me asking, but..." He might as well. "Are you male or female?"
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"It's a... very cool name." It made him wonder what her original name was, or if she had one. Perhaps if he'd been allowed to choose his own name he would have picked something fancy too. Maybe not that fancy.
"Well, I'm a mage and scientist. What do you, uh... do?"
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Ed hoped this scientist person would know what a computer was, but at least she'd already had practice trying to describe the technology in metaphors on the bulletin board to those who'd never heard of them.
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He puffed out his chest a bit at her first question. "Yes. as in magic. I'm a heraldry user. ...That means I can cast spells." Such simple terms. "And I'm not from Earth myself, but I have a friend who is!"
He would have added a comment about her not being any more crazy than he was... but he was still reserving judgement on that.
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"And it's true, you should be careful at night." The boy's expression also became downcast. "My friend was attacked by one last night and seriously wounded." And he hadn't been able to do anything to help.
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