It's like a playground!!

[byora.livejournal.com]

[Things have been weird in Maggie's headspace lately. Islands have disappeared, geographical formations have risen and sunk at random, entire cities have wound up time-locked (or just randomly appear as a different time period entirely)... but this? This takes the cake.

The musespace is currently covered in playpin balls. About waist-deep.

And Travis? He's just standing there, a ball in hand, staring.]

..... What the fuck.

((OoC: Come on, everyone. Join in the fun. ♥! I'll be able to tag back more later, but still~ And besides, who doesn't love playpin balls?))

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[krestomanci.livejournal.com]

[He reads one paragraph, nods to himself, and looks up to smile at her — lookie, eye-contact!]

You should find your books three steps forward, madam. Mind that it is only three, I would hate for you to trip. [annnnd back to his book]

[darkbladedstar.livejournal.com]

I... see. [She gives him a curious look for a moment longer, before hopping off the table. She takes exactly three steps, bends over to feel around... And, sure enough, books.]

... Huh. [Impressed/pleased half-smile]

[krestomanci.livejournal.com]

[without looking up from his book]

Oh, ah... [he spends a moment groping for a name before deciding he doesn't know it, for whatever reason] miss. If you need other tomes on the wind element, I believe I have one or two. Although those certainly seem comprehensive enough on their own.

[darkbladedstar.livejournal.com]

[She nods at him.] Might take you up on it, especially if you have any that say anything extensive about the inverse of the element...

[krestomanci.livejournal.com]

The inverse? Mmm.. yes, I believe there's something. [He closes his book and carefully places it back under the balls] My name is Chrestomanci, if you do decide you need anything.

[darkbladedstar.livejournal.com]

Mishen. Nice to meet you, and thanks for the help and the offer.

[Slow blink....] Why did you put it back under there?

[krestomanci.livejournal.com]

It wasn't lost anymore, and I'm afraid it would only have gotten dusty if I brought it back to my office.