Silence of books

[Yume Yuy]

The library was empty and no one was around, this was what Yume saw when she enterd the doors of the library, she looked around and looked for a book that was somthing intresting for her eyes. The library was slient and clam, not a singel sounds was made exept the sound of the soft tipping sound of the foot step that Yume made while she was looking after a book to read.

She could almost hear how the book wisperd to her, they all wanted to bee readen by somone, they had so many pictures they wanted to show, so many stories to tell so it was a hard pick for Yume. but then she saw this thick black book, it had a intresting cover that said "The Lost Little Rabbit".

~" Looks intressting....isnt it right Akuma..."~

She said with a soft and calm voice, she looked at her doll and walked over to a table that was close to a window, she sat down and opend the book, she smiled at the tittle and started reading. she tought it was a intresting story, about this little rabbit that came lost in this big dark forest.


She was reading in a slow phase and was enjoying the story, though she started to feel how the lonelyness started to fill the room, she looked up from her book and looked at the door that lead in/out of the library. She had a weak hope that someone would enter to kill the lonelyness that was filling the room.

[x A m r i t a . . .]

A yawn and stretch. And then the large doors of the library creaked open as a gray-haired boy entered the room. Jeans, studded belt fit loosely around his waist, sneakers, shirt and a light navy jacket. His eyes half-hidden by a lightly grey-ish blue lensed sunglasses, and his head covered with a black and white simple trucker hat.

Greeting the librarian robots that runs around with the books. He walked towards the ceiling length book racks, where he then ran his index finger along the row of books that sat still on the shelves. This WAS the only way to relief boredom in the academy. Going to the central town was only a waste of time.

"Even so, there's no good books is there?"

He said to himself as his index finger stopped at a particular book that caught his attention. Raising a brow, he took the book and read out the title in his head.

"Invitation To Freedom?"

A smirk came accross his face, as he saw the title. There was no such thing as 'freedom' it's something you had to pursue to get, not invited. He took the book that piqued his interest though, then sitting down with the book on an empty table, knowing that one of the tables are already occupied, even though there's many seats to sit on.

[Yume Yuy]

Yume big eyes peeked up from the huge book that she was reading and looked at the boy that just enterd. He had a strange look and what made Yume feel more curious about his boy was the sunglasses INSIDE a room, she looked outside, it was bright but still not bright enough to have sunglasses on.

~" ....hmm..."~

Yume said to herself as she followed him with her eyes, she saw that he was looking after a book, he must be a reader like her she tought. Yume lifter an eye brow when she saw a smirk on his lips and she got curious on what he was smirking at. Yume tried to see what book he had picked but couldnt see.

[x A m r i t a . . .]

When the book was opened, there was only lines of letters forming words. And words forming sentences to make up the paragraph and chapters of the story. Well, interesting enough? Not too. Kuro wasn't the one to read a thick novel. It was just the title that had provoked him. "Invitation to Freedom". The invitation bit was too much. There's no such thing as an invitation to freedom. Heck, is there such things as freedom? No one would go around putting in envelopes of invitations saying that they're invited to freedom, yet why is his book talking about invitations to freedom. Or perhaps it was just the title. He started reading the first paragraph. It didn't kick in no matter how much he reads. Of course, introductories are always the boring bit.

A shiver then ran up his spine, as he realized that someone's obviously watching at him. And who could it be, he wonders. Obviously not the robots. They can't even sense things they're supposed to sense. All they're doing is running up and down, back and forth organizing the millions of books that this library holds. Why do they even bother anyway? Obviously not the librarian, he's not even outside in the foryer. Obviously not anyone who just entered the library, since if they did, then the huge doors would creak and the bell warning of enterance would ring. The only person who would was a girl who sat in the table across his.

He looked up from his book, to his feet, which was resting on the table, one over the other. Then above that, was the girl, looking straight at him. He lowered his light tinted sunglasses and took a good look at her. Then pushing the thin frames of them back against the nose.

"Weird.."

He thought as he continued to read the stupid entitled book.