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realityshifted2011-06-20 12:02 pm
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[It's not at all strange to find people in the library. In fact, it might be the most normal, mundane activity a character can do. Aster is one of the people who enjoys sitting and reading for hours on end, researching every little thing he can get his hands on.
So it's not at all strange to find piles of books, nearly resembling a fort, in an area he frequently reads in. Energy, uses of energy, books on physics and complicated large texts next to piles of papers writtten in his own handwriting. Some are notes, others are theories, some are even scribbles. Closer inspection will reveal that Aster is no where to be found. That is unless your character happens to look up when they hear a voice.
On top of the book shelf, Aster is stuck with another small pile of books that he pulled. How he got up there is anyone's guess. ]
I could try climbing down, but I couldn't bring these with me.
[He sits cross legged and shuts his eyes.]
No, that wouldn't work either.
So it's not at all strange to find piles of books, nearly resembling a fort, in an area he frequently reads in. Energy, uses of energy, books on physics and complicated large texts next to piles of papers writtten in his own handwriting. Some are notes, others are theories, some are even scribbles. Closer inspection will reveal that Aster is no where to be found. That is unless your character happens to look up when they hear a voice.
On top of the book shelf, Aster is stuck with another small pile of books that he pulled. How he got up there is anyone's guess. ]
I could try climbing down, but I couldn't bring these with me.
[He sits cross legged and shuts his eyes.]
No, that wouldn't work either.

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That's nice to hear but did you have a plan for getting back down? [Richter's attention moves back to floor level. Shouldn't there be a ladder around here somewhere...?]
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[There should be one somewhere. That's how he got up there, at any rate. Maybe they took it far away when this short kid disappeared at the top.]
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[at normal volume;] Well, whatever those books are, they better be worth all this trouble. How you can keep that chipper attitude when you're stuck on top of bookshelves, I will never know.
[there aren't any ladders in the immediate area, so Richter will probably end up wandering off to retrieve one eventually]
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[Richter might not agree. They're more than likely not worth all the trouble he went through to get him, but he believes they are. That's the important thing.]
There's no sense in getting upset. Besides, the view up here is nice.
[The view of so many books. He wants to read them all.]
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I'll leave you to enjoy that view then. Give a shout when you feel like coming back down.
[he says he's going to leave but he's more than likely just wandering off to find a ladder for Aster to climb down]
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[No Richter where are you going come back! He's going to be stuck up here forever.
By the time he gets back, he'll figure out a way down with all his books. That's what he thinks at any rate.]
If could just find a way to throw the books down without damaging them.
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Hm? That was fast.
[and he makes his way back] Looks like the ladder got moved a few aisles down... [he looks up at Aster before holding a hand out. If the blond felt like getting those books down, then Richter wouldn't mind catching them for him]
I'm more worried about you getting damaged than the books, honestly.
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I thought as much.
[He looks down at Richter's hand and gets the hint right away. Richter wouldn't let them get hurt or hit the ground. Hopefully he's prepared for the pile. Aster reaches over carefully to grab one and holds it over the edge, prepared to drop it.]
The injuries I would sustain would be a few bruises. [Or a broken bone....] Imagine if the pages tore.
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But he still flinches slightly at Aster's response and if his voice is a bit strained, Richter blames it entirely on the ridiculous situation]
Even if I know First Aid it does not mean you should take advantage of it. And how many books should I be ready to catch anyway?
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You don't have to worry about healing me. I'll be fine. Besides, it's safer up here than you think.
[Safe from a flood maybe. Turning back to the pile, he does a quick count.]
About ten it seems. Are you ready?
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[and called back up;] Ten? All right, ready when you are.
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Okay. Here's the first one.
[Down it goes.]
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One down.
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Just what are you trying to research?
[okay, so he almost lost his grip on that one book but it's all cool. No injuries to half-elf, books or book fort here... He's getting too old for these shenanigans]
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[He neglects to mention that Richter's core is his current research project. His notes are scattered about so it might be difficult for him to realize what Aster is studying at this time.
Pretty soon, all the books are down and Aster smiles cheerfully.]
Fantastic!
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[he places the last book on the no-longer-small stack he was using and turns his full attention back to Aster]
The ladder is a few aisles down and, unless you feel like having me catch you as well, I'll have to go grab that. [and Richter points in the general direction that he last saw the ladder. Hopefully, no one's moved it somewhere else while he was catching the books]
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[Which is half true. He has settled on a few topics, but even he can't help getting distracted with everything around him. At that last comment, he decides to tease Richter a little. If only to get that grumpy look off his face. At some point on their journey, Aster probably did trip and nearly fall.]
It wouldn't be the first time you've caught me.
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[he stays silent for a moment before sighing. You can probably see his
tsunannoyed expression from the top of the shelves]Aster...
[turns away;] I'm going to go grab the ladder. Don't fall while I'm gone.
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[At that expression, he continues smiling. Not pleased with himself, but content that he had at least stopped frowning. To prove that he's fine, he simply waves and goes back to his cross-legged position to overlook the edge.
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I won't. Don't worry. I would have to move around quite a bit to fall over.
[He could certainly manage it though.]
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There.
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[Look at how happy he sounds. Wasn't it worth it?]
Okay, I'm coming down now.
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There's a quiet 'hm' but not much else. There really wasn't much Richter could say now, was there? (Other than 'you're welcome' but that was implied)]
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Richter! Did you see this?
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Aster, is this really the time? [he looks up again] And no, I didn't see that book.
[Richter's tall, but he's not that tall]
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