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Jinori cocked her head back and forth as she swung her legs lazily underneath the table. “True, it is no fun. Say, doesn’t your talent pertain to writing…? You’re the ghost writer, correct?” She asked, showing genuine interest in the talent. Jinori was always jealous of someone who could come up with such fabricated stories to capture attentions or hearts…

He nods, smiling. “That I am, I believe some of the books I’ve helped write are in this library actually. I recognized a few of the titles.”

Jinori’s eyes wandered around the immense library before blinking. “Wow…that is some talent…” She said, taking a stand and walking towards the bookshelves. “Which ones have you helped write?”

“Mmm, I believe I saw Starshine somewhere among the books. I wrote a few paragraphs and proofread the whole thing.”

Jinori then placed the book back down on the desk and patted it gently. “I thought it was a strange book, but i’m not going to spoil it for you.” She then smiled.

"Thank you, being spoiled isn’t quite fun. But I don’t know if I’ll actually take the time to finish it, I just grabbed it as something small to do for the moment."

Jinori cocked her head back and forth as she swung her legs lazily underneath the table. “True, it is no fun. Say, doesn’t your talent pertain to writing…? You’re the ghost writer, correct?” She asked, showing genuine interest in the talent. Jinori was always jealous of someone who could come up with such fabricated stories to capture attentions or hearts…

He nods, smiling. "That I am, I believe some of the books I've helped write are in this library actually. I recognized a few of the titles."

"But, believe me or don’t. Which ever you choose… will only lead you closer to your true fate in this chateau. Upupupupu, upupupu!~ Ta-ta, bastards…"

Jinori then nodded and smiled back at Jamie. “I see~… It has become rather boring after he died…” She said before picking up the book Jamie was reading and inspecting the outside cover, careful of the bookmark. “Nice choice…”

"Haha, yeah. Maybe someone will grow up and take the place as the eccentric one. Make it fun around here again." He watches as she takes his book from him, as long as she doesn’t lose his space he’s good, so he’s just sorta, watching the book now. "I just picked it up, didn’t really pay attention to what I was grabbing. It was something."

Jinori then placed the book back down on the desk and patted it gently. “I thought it was a strange book, but i’m not going to spoil it for you.” She then smiled.

"Thank you, being spoiled isn't quite fun. But I don't know if I'll actually take the time to finish it, I just grabbed it as something small to do for the moment."

"And you? I know you and Tomio were roommates." She then said, sitting ip straighter with a warmer smile.

"Mm, I’m fine to be honest. Tomio dying didn’t much affect me as I hadn’t considered him much of a friend or a lover." He smiles. "I must say though, it won’t be as fun around here without him here."

Jinori then nodded and smiled back at Jamie. “I see~… It has become rather boring after he died…” She said before picking up the book Jamie was reading and inspecting the outside cover, careful of the bookmark. “Nice choice…”

"Haha, yeah. Maybe someone will grow up and take the place as the eccentric one. Make it fun around here again." He watches as she takes his book from him, as long as she doesn't lose his space he's good, so he's just sorta, watching the book now. "I just picked it up, didn't really pay attention to what I was grabbing. It was something."

Jinori slowly sauntered up to Jamie, a small smile on her face as she sat down in front of him and reading the title of the book. “Pandora? I don’t think I’ve read that one from Anne Rice.” She commented, noticing that he was now looking at her. “Hi.” She smiled.

"And you? I know you and Tomio were roommates." She then said, sitting ip straighter with a warmer smile.

"Mm, I'm fine to be honest. Tomio dying didn't much affect me as I hadn't considered him much of a friend or a lover." He smiles. "I must say though, it won't be as fun around here without him here."

“I wonder what I’ll find today…” She mumbled to herself, turning the corner and walking into the slightly stuffy room. She was on a mission to find a good book.

He looked around the room to find a clock, instead finding that someone else had entered, ignoring her for now, he went back to locating the clock to see what time it was. It wasn’t as late as he had thought it was. Returning his gaze to the girl he had previously only spoken to one-on-one, once, Jame watched her actions.

Jinori slowly sauntered up to Jamie, a small smile on her face as she sat down in front of him and reading the title of the book. “Pandora? I don’t think I’ve read that one from Anne Rice.” She commented, noticing that he was now looking at her. “Hi.” She smiled.

“I wonder what I’ll find today…” She mumbled to herself, turning the corner and walking into the slightly stuffy room. She was on a mission to find a good book.

He looked around the room to find a clock, instead finding that someone else had entered, ignoring her for now, he went back to locating the clock to see what time it was. It wasn't as late as he had thought it was. Returning his gaze to the girl he had previously only spoken to one-on-one, once, Jame watched her actions.

Ana is shown walking slowly through a graveyard, dressed in flowing white robes, with a pair of white angel wings resting atop her back and a sword clutched in one hand. The sun shines faintly through the clouds, and all is quiet except for Ana’s footsteps and the rustling of the wind through the trees. Ana comes to a halt in front of a particularly wide tombstone, staring at the name etched into the granite. Acridaemos Ana lets out a relieved sigh, shutting her eyes. It is done. She has finally killed the demon and completed the task God has laid out before her, and she can rest… Ana’s eyes remain closed until she hears a distinctive sound from above…whop-whop-whop. Ana opens her eyes, a perplexed expression on her face as she looks up to find the source of the noise. When she does, her eyes widen - a helicopter, piloted by Monobear,is flying a good number of feet above her. Before Ana can react any further, a cord with a metal clamp attached to the end is discharged from the helicopter. The clamp opens and seizes Ana by the waist, causing her to drop the sword before the helicopter flew higher into the air, Ana dangling helplessly with her arms secured against her torso by the clamp. The helicopter flies higher still, up and through the clouds before it pauses in midair. Noticing that the helicopter is no longer ascending, Ana looks down and is paralyzed with fear, sensing that the clamp is about to release her just a moment before it does. However, Ana doesn’t even have time to scream before she lands a few feet below. Opening one eye slowly, Ana realizes to her shock that she landed on a blanket of clouds, instead of falling straight through. Hesitantly, Ana prods the cloud with one foot, and carefully rises to stand. The cloud provide a cushioned yet stable surface below her feet, and as Ana looks around, something catches her eye - an ornate golden gate, that seemed to radiate light from just beyond. It was Heaven! God was welcoming Ana into his kingdom as reward for slaying the demon! A rush of joy sweeping her body, Ana began to sprint across the clouds, picking up the trailing ends of her robes to allow her to move faster. She was so close…she was almost there! Suddenly, the clouds underneath Ana gave out, creating a large gap, and Ana suddenly found herself free-falling through the air, a shriek torn out of her mouth as she rapidly grew closer and closer to the ground… Ana lands squarely on top of a tombstone, her spine snapping as her body hits the marker perpendicular to the top. Her arms hang limply over the front of the gravestone, her wings spread out neatly across the top of it and her eyes staring up blankly at the sky. On the front of the tombstone, partially hidden by Ana’s hair, is the same name, Acridaemos. Ana Luiza is dead.

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"Oh, it’s fine, don’t worry. I don’t feel like this is forced at the least. Especially if it’ll be beneficial for us." Placing his hands in his pockets, he stepped out of the door frame to allow Tomio through. "Make yourself at home. There might be some of Xander’s items still laying around, but I’ll be sure to get rid of them as quick as I can. "

" You don’t seem scared at all~"

"You don't seem scared either."

When she saw him helping her, she shrugged it off and continued. "I tend to catch a lot of people off guard. Iain, Ana...Mitsuru..."

He rearranged the books a few times before nodding, The setup seemed good this way. "I wouldn't say that's a negative trait however, it makes you unique, correct? Nothing is really a negative trait so don't think of it like that."

Jinori didn't mean to be mean in a sense, but she was just pissed off. And she was taking it out on Jamie. Sighing softly, Jinori uncrossed her arms. "Sorry. I didn't mean to be a bitch."

Bending down, he began picking up books to help her. "It's alright~ It just caught me off guard is all."

"At this point in my life, worrying about other people's feelings isn't a priority. Or a stuffed bear in this instance." Jinori spat, wishing that it had been Mitsuru to find her. But that would have just made her angrier. She looked away from his creepy smile and looked at the walls. "What do you want."

"But still, if you broke a single book that would count as destruction of property, correct? There may not be a rule for destroying property, yet, but it'd be bad if you became the reason there was a rule for it." His smile faded to a pout. "You don't have to be so harsh~. I'm not doing anything to deserve that."