Aug 04, 2011 00:09
I'm beginning to get the feeling this library has a sense of humour.
[There's a faint rustling of paper, and a low hiss as she shifts something.]
I don't suppose anyone knows by what criteria things are imported here? Or if there are any aside from 'does not pertain to this place in any way'.
fatal frame iv: misaki asou,
dragon age ii: fenris,
percy jackson: annabeth chase
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Except there's no Ghost. [Harry gives her a bit of a hopeless shrug.]
You alright?
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I'm fine. [Which is why she's doggedly sticking to the audio feature, right?]
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Oh alright then. Would you mind if I stopped by with some coffee for us or would you flee from my horrible disfigured face? [There's a beat and his voice becomes soft.]
Hey, I've seen worse, I promise you. Let me be a gentleman and get you some coffee and snacks.
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[There is a long, long pause.] ...You're all the more likely to turn up if I say no, aren't you?
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Yeap. [He says that like he hasn't already brewed coffee for his planned library raid.]
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Well, then. I suppose it's past time I had company that wasn't made of paper.
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I'll be at the tables. [And probably not hiding. Much.]
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Alright, I'll find you.
[And possibly a few minutes later, Marian might hear the sound of the Library's doors opening and the sound of Harry's stride, before he appears around some shelving looking a bit scruffier than usual.]
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She looks up sharply at the sound of footsteps, and offers a wan little half-smile.]
That was quick.
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I don't live that far from here.
[He comes to a stop beside her and set's down a large flask of coffee and a pair of mugs. Next to it goes a back of fresh warm doughnuts.] Tadaaa. See? Peace offering.
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Little Lady, we're always at war! Against the enemy! Against... [He coughs and his voice returns to normal.] I don't know, sleep or something.
[He sets down a notebook and his tablet and eyes the pile of books.] So what are you looking into?
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[The books are - strange. Most of them relate to the mythology of death and the soul across - oh, dozens of cultures. And then there is the small pile set carefully aside beneath a sheaf of notes, as though being used as nothing more than a bit of extra desk space.]
I'm trying to make some sense of how the people here are controlled.
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[He shrugs, noticing the hidden pile. Hmm... interesting.]
Which people? Controlled how?
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That's what I'm trying to work out. There's only occasionally commonality between the victims. We - have some idea of the mechanism with the dead, but not the living.
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