Third Deduction [Dictated]
[Conan is curled up in one of the library's overstuffed chairs, deeply engrossed in a large book. On the table beside him sits a large stack of thick chapter books. A close look will reveal titles of classic mysteries from several different authors. The works of Arthur Conan Doyle are in the definite majority. After several long minutes Conan finally closes the book and sets it to the side. He stretches his arms up over his head and muses aloud in a a genuinely happy voice.]
Ah, Sholmes is so amazing! I think I'm going to read all of these today, and then when I finish I'm going to read them all over again.
[Conan has discovered the mystery section in the library, and he may never leave again. For the first time since arriving in the castle he is genuinely happy. Anyone want to bother the mystery geek?]
Ah, Sholmes is so amazing! I think I'm going to read all of these today, and then when I finish I'm going to read them all over again.
[Conan has discovered the mystery section in the library, and he may never leave again. For the first time since arriving in the castle he is genuinely happy. Anyone want to bother the mystery geek?]