Bookshelves
@tomexthief asked for a starter so I tried to deliver
Certainly, entering a place like that was anything but familiar to Peri. Sure, she had one back in her mansion, when she lived there, but it didnât take long for the books to become dusty and unworthy to even look at. Her mom seemed to like it, another reason why she never wanted to enter, and her father didnât usually go inside, especially with all the mess the servants refused to clean. Perhaps they, too, disliked the aura their lady had left behind.
This library wasnât her own, though, and the books, albeit old, seemed to be in great shape, and she didnât feel the need to sneeze when she touched them, pulled them to her, opened them and then put them back in the general position they were. Eventually, the only book that managed to find its way into her hands for more than seconds was a kidsâ book. It had a cute drawing of a lion on the cover, too!
The sound of a book falling nearby seemed to startle her for a bit, as she quickly turned to meet a person who was accompanying her. âWhatâcha doing there? Stealing?â That was her first thought, at least. âYou know. I always wanted to see how it was to cut a thiefâs hands, or burn them!â












