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Post by Sync on Sept 7, 2015 23:31:59 GMT -5
Sync was sitting in the library reading a book that seemed to have bored her. she threw the book behind her in disgust and moaned as if she was disappointed at something. she glanced over at a boy next to her in a weary stare and ask him if he could help her with something.
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Post by Jae Maxwell on Sept 8, 2015 0:13:34 GMT -5
Jae had a free period, and chose to hang at the library, it was usually empty. 'Probably because half the people here know how to read.' He would think to himself before picking out a book. Looking at the cover revealed it's title, 'A Guide to Robotics'. He was smiling stupidly to himself, the mere thought of making a robot body guard for himself, sounded great. Taking out anyone who posed a threat, like his own personal Terminator. He went to sit down, and was about to begin reading when a sound took his attention away from the book.
He turned his head, the sound came from a girl around his age. She seemed to be upset about something, as she tossed the book behind her back. Rolling his eyes he went to begin reading again, but she called him over, asking for his help. Jae glanced over, confusion apparent in his gaze. He wasn't really in the mood to help anyone, looking over at his book longingly, but he knew not to mess with the people at this school. 'Goodbye secrets to the Robo-Revolution.' he would mourn. With an annoyed sigh he rose to his feet, walking so he stood on her left side. "Yeah, you need something?"
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Post by Sync on Sept 8, 2015 0:30:27 GMT -5
Sync glanced at the boy and ask him if he knew any books that portrayed death. tho she did not introduce her self. she thought little importance of the boys name or giving hers to the boy.
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Post by Jae Maxwell on Sept 8, 2015 0:47:25 GMT -5
"Books on death?" Jae repeated, not quite wanting to believe he had heard right. 'Calling it right now she's insane.' He would think, as he regarded her casually. He was honestly getting freaked out, he didn't know if it was because of the question, or the way she said it. But Jae felt that something was missing in the upstairs department. Taking a deep breath, in mild exasperation he gave his honest answer. "I don't know. Death is portrayed all the time in literature, just pick something up." He eyed her carefully, he felt like he was being pranked, who asks a random person something like that so casually. He tried to understand where she was coming from. Playing out a scene in his head, that he . 'Oh hey bud, you know any good books about eternal suffering.', the strange girl would ask in his mind, where he would reply, 'Oh sorry we're all out, all the other crazies checked them out.' But he smartly held his tongue, not wanting to upset whoever this girl was.
"Look lady, I'm not a librarian, you should ask one of them." Jae hiked his thumb behind his back, indicating where one of the librarians could be found. "Anyway, is that all you wanted to know?" He said while tapping his foot impatiently, his free period was ticking away. He cast a sidelong glance at the robotics book, 'Soon.' He would think, before waiting for her response.
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Post by Sync on Sept 8, 2015 16:00:57 GMT -5
Sync sighed, she thought of the boy as a average tinker. who has no regards for anyone but the work there involved in. selfish she thought to her self. sync smirked because the boy reminded her much about herself. She looked at the boy and told him to leave her be and to attend to his book of robotics. sync told the boy that she was glad to have a glance at him and that she learned much about him.
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