social experiment #2

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Characters: Ienzo and YOU!
Setting: Floor 19, aka The Creepy Library.
Format: Either one. I'll follow you.
Summary: Ienzo rather likes this new library, save for the minor issue of HALF THE BOOKS BEING MISSING. He is not standing for this.
Warnings: None, so far.



Well, Tower, there’s a new library!

Now take a wild guess who’s the first one in it.

Yup, anyone who sets foot in the library will likely fiend Ienzo already traipsing around. Perhaps ‘traipsing’ is not the right word, though — he’s moving clearly as if he has an intent in mind, the intent being finding where all of the other books went. He doesn’t terribly care if this library is much more ominous and threatening in its ambiance, of course, though someone else might. So who knows? A small creature with a grave expression and a swooshy white coat might appear just slightly unnerving in this half-lit and half-stocked library.

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"Of course it is," Sam couldn't stop himself from muttering in frustration. Sam had his ideas, but with no evidence to support them...? And unfortunately, it seemed question people was not an option either, because they all knew just about as much as he did; nothing.

"Our kidnapers seem to like keeping us in the dark," Sam replied. Unknowingly answering the unspoken question between them. "They can't just expect us to sit here contently without any information though."

Seriously, Sam felt like reaching inside his skull and scratching. Frankly, he would be satisfied with knowing something small at this point, because at least he would know something about what was going on.

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Ienzo nodded in agreement to Sam's observation. They were keeping everyone in the dark, and they knew they were... but of course, pointing it out would result only in them saying that they gave an excuse already, thanks very much, take it or leave it. And worse still, the possibility was that they were right; the worlds could have all been destroyed, for all he knew, and this really was the only community of living beings in the universe.

"...No, they don't..." He eyed the bookshelves once again. "...but they're having us do it anyway..." It was agitating everyone, he knew, even him at times. Life without knowledge was, to him, foreign and utterly intolerable. And when so many gaps were missing in the common knowledge base, it was a wonder that anyone here even slept at night.

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Well, Sam felt the others pain. And he would be damned if he was going to accept living obliviously. What he could accept, was that he had no leads now and without any there was no use in loosing sleep over it. "They can't keep it a secret forever."