[The small child is, predictably, in the library pulling a few books out- they look like they've been setting on the shelf for years, the pages have even become stiff and the print is a bit faded- he lets the book fall to the floor as he reaches for another-not that surprised to see it's in similar the shape, only the spine on this one is starting
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How droll.
However, upon entering and seeing a young lad abusing books, this sort of gets his hackles up. Children these days had no morals for the most sacred things so says the psychopath murderer.]]
Those are as precious as newborns, hadn't your Mommy told you, young man?
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[well, the noise had certainly attracted some attention, at least. He just blinks innocently as though he has no idea what the man's talking about.]
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Books.
They're as precious as newborns, you shouldn't abuse them.
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Instead, he finds himself wandering the halls, his eyes tracking over the walls to try and familiarize himself. He smirks at passers by and the like until making it to this library. How interesting, there's so many rooms in this place. He pushes the door open with his hand and takes a look around.
Small child reading books boredly? This place must be a trap for otherwise bored people. He takes slow steps forward, having left a line on the door that he can easily pull free or tighten with the right twist of his wrist.
He's keeping his distance for the moment, instead flicking through some of the books on the shelves.]]
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[This guy had touched the door-a different part than the knob and that was just a little suspicious. After reaching a point he could just close the book he gets up and move back to the shelf with books scattered on the floor around- he climbs up to the top and start pulling books off again, checking the pages as he'd done before and tossing them carelessly over his shoulder when they weren't interesting-or so it looks.]
[He's actually checking to see if the books catch on anything.]
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It's a novel idea, to pull string tight- but he's learned his lesson, many times before he learned well enough.]]
Ushishishi~♫ what a co-incidence you throw them in the track of how I walked in. I was your age once.
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Ah! Sorry! I thought you were someone else!
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