Reopened Chaotic Research PV Lyanna Oak, Pamela Graham

Speech -- Thoughts

These were the times when Pam specifically liked the fact that maintaining silence was a rule in the Library. In the afternoon, the library had less people than normal, and everyone worked silently and peacefully. Stifling a yawn, her eyes scanned over the same page of her book for the tenth time, before shifting her eyes to the window across her. From her place, she could see the trees swaying in the breeze, and for a second, Pam was overcome with a desire to dump everything and get some fresh air.

Unfortunately for her, she knew if she went out now, she wouldn't be coming back any time soon.

The studying had started off with good intentions. There were a whole lot of dates to memorise, and a whole large outline of magical creatures and whatnot which did not involve using spells (because she loved those infinitely more). Specifically, there was a set of notes she needed to update, and so her plethora of colored markers were lying all over her table. I'm lucky no-one needs to share my table.

But the stillness of the afternoon had finally caught up with her.

She didn't realise as her pen fell out of her hand and rolled onto the floor, as her head dipped down and landed awkwardly on her book, her hair falling around her face; she would definitely get a neck-ache when she woke up. For now though, she could just focus on getting some well-needed rest.

Interacting with : Reducio @Lyanna Oak @Pamela Graham

Date: Reducio afternoon of Monday, March 17th

Notes: Reducio Speech: #3CB371 Thoughts: italics

Outfit: Reducio outfit

As her friend entered the library, Kaitlyn smiled pleasantly at Lyanna. She wanted to get a jumpstart on the impending research they hoped to complete. Naturally, she loved to learn and liked to seek out new avenues to learn new information. That was, after all, how she developed her deep love of Herbology and plants! She wasn’t as familiar with magical creatures, however. Yet, that wouldn’t stop her.

“Hi Lyanna! I’m all right, just eager as always to learn. How are you? You’re welcome. I’m happy to help you research Thestrals. Thank you for letting me help,” she beamed, as she placed the book on the table. “I found one book so far. I figured it would make sense to get some general information about them first? Then, maybe branch off from that afterward?” She suggested. There was really no right answer on how to research the magical creature, but she figured her suggestion made logical sense. If there was one thing she tried her best to follow, it was logic.


Turning to the table, Kaitlyn went to open the book she brought over. Her fingertips glided over the table of contents, finding Thestrals with ease. As she flipped to the necessary page, she finally took a glance at the table they were at when she heard a pen drop. A girl had her head down on the table. Not just any girl, but it was Pam. She was curious as to why Pam would be asleep at the table. She normally didn’t care about such a thing and would likely have moved to be alone. But, in this case, they were the only three at this table anyway. It was big enough to accommodate them.

“Lyanna … I think Pam over there is asleep,” Kailtyn whispered, gesturing to where Pam was.

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Note: 302 words

Speech -- Thoughts

She couldn't tell how long she had been asleep.

Reality felt a whole world away, and Pam heard a groan, which might have been her. Something cool brushed her cheek—was it the wind?— serving as the start to bringing her back to the ground.

She found herself lying with her face stuck to her book, head twisted in a weird angle. She peeled herself off the textbook, wincing as her neck squeaked it's protest at the movement.

There was a rainbow colored fog which was yet to clear from her brain, and Pam vaguely recalled dreaming something about purple unicorns and a chocolate house. The unicorn had spoken to her in Korean, with a somewhat weird accent. Back then, it had made sense, but thinking back on what she could remember, it seemed to have spoken random Korean words she had learnt from various kdramas, which happened to be predominantly curse words. "Korean unicorn..." she muttered, covering up a yawn.

Rubbing her eyes, she glanced around the library and stuttered to a halt at two girls at the opposite end of her table. Heat flaired behind her ears, but thankfully, she realised she knew the two. That slightly helped the embarrassment, "Kaitlyn, Lyanna." She greeted, softly, "Have you been here very long?"