As Rinne went down, knocked out cold, Inge cried out: "Nooo Rinne!". That was when things suddenly changed slightly. The other books suddenly turned on the Atlas. Atlas had gone too far and now they would have to wait for the customer to come around before she would be able to buy anything. The swarm of books covered the Atlas so completely that she could no longer see what was happening, but the bits of torn pages coming from the group didn't bode well.
Luckily, with this sudden turn of events, Rinne was now out in the open. Inge bent down and shook her urgently and none to gently, all the time keeping a wary eye on the ravenous books. A piece of South East Asia gently floated to her feet. "Wake up Rinne. We've got to get out of here. They'll come for me next."
Rinne stirred as Inge shook her, coming fully conscious when she saw the bits of paper all around her. She stared in shock at the cannibalistic books, before letting Inge help her to her feet. They backed away slowly from the books, not wanting to provoke them.
Doesn't sound nice. *Wills you to go for a nice long walk today...and remember an umbrella*
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Date: 2006-01-14 01:07 am (UTC)Luckily, with this sudden turn of events, Rinne was now out in the open. Inge bent down and shook her urgently and none to gently, all the time keeping a wary eye on the ravenous books. A piece of South East Asia gently floated to her feet.
"Wake up Rinne. We've got to get out of here. They'll come for me next."
Rinne stirred as Inge shook her, coming fully conscious when she saw the bits of paper all around her. She stared in shock at the cannibalistic books, before letting Inge help her to her feet. They backed away slowly from the books, not wanting to provoke them.
Doesn't sound nice. *Wills you to go for a nice long walk today...and remember an umbrella*
He he he. It's kinda hot is the only problem.