7 Jan 2020, 00:52
A Quiet Place
Sen walked in the library, in awe at the huge yet quiet space, he saw a few students working milling around or just socialising. He smiled to himself, maybe here I can read in peace.
He went to the shelves looking around at the different books. So many new and interesting things... He hummed to himself wondering which book to pull out. He then remembered the Sorting Hat and his unanswered questions.
"If I remember correctly it's an advanced charm spell." He looked around the Charms section. "Found something at least."
The title of the book read, "Charms: A Basic Theory" and, "Charms: Practices of Advanced Spells". Sen smiled, good reading, informational, and may him an idea of what he wants to know. If not, well there's other interesting things in there.
Sen brought the fairly large book to an unoccupied table, settling down and opening the book. He proceeds to read it's contents, the occasional sound, just a little too loud, would keep making him snap out of the immersive reading.
Sen sighed again, annoyed that his reading experience was spoilt once more. It was quite aggravating to have people disturb his quiet when he was trying to enjoy something quite educational.
Sen zeroed in on the title when he flipped the page, " Legilimency", the chapter said. He smiled, finally.
He went to the shelves looking around at the different books. So many new and interesting things... He hummed to himself wondering which book to pull out. He then remembered the Sorting Hat and his unanswered questions.
"If I remember correctly it's an advanced charm spell." He looked around the Charms section. "Found something at least."
The title of the book read, "Charms: A Basic Theory" and, "Charms: Practices of Advanced Spells". Sen smiled, good reading, informational, and may him an idea of what he wants to know. If not, well there's other interesting things in there.
Sen brought the fairly large book to an unoccupied table, settling down and opening the book. He proceeds to read it's contents, the occasional sound, just a little too loud, would keep making him snap out of the immersive reading.
Sen sighed again, annoyed that his reading experience was spoilt once more. It was quite aggravating to have people disturb his quiet when he was trying to enjoy something quite educational.
Sen zeroed in on the title when he flipped the page, " Legilimency", the chapter said. He smiled, finally.
'Damn,' he thought, 'all I wanted was to go back to sleep but no, of course not.'
"You know, the human race may be the smartest animals but they're also the dumbest," he said blandly with a deadpan.