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book shopping with me? |
SAM: Sure! |
LIAM: Okay. I believe that gentleman said that the |
Burnished Bibliots was in the Northward, correct? |
MATT: I believe you are correct. Yeah, it’s in the |
southern portion of the Northward by where it |
borders the Lochward. |
LIAM: Okay, so I’ll start asking questions to get |
us there. |
MATT: Easily enough. You eventually are led to it, |
and you come to a closet that’s affixed to another |
building. The wood used are almost driftwood and |
heavily weathered, and the front door is closed as |
you approach. It looks like a glorified storage |
shed that has been bolted and put up against |
another structure. |
LIAM: All right, well I will walk up to the door |
and knock on it. |
MATT: Okay. (knocks) No response. |
LIAM: Is there any breaks in the door or the |
building or cracks that Frumpkin could fit into? |
MATT: Visual glance, there look like there’s that |
space underneath the door. |
Probably not enough for a cat to slip through. |
LIAM: Are there any windows or anything or is it |
all a big, dirty, dingy mess? |
MATT: There are windows, but if you look at the |
back of the windows all you see is scraps of |
material, stacks of books, piles of boxes and |
crates, it’s literally blocked out with things |
stacked up against it from the interior. |
LIAM: How busy is the front of this place? |
MATT: Not busy at all, it’s just the two of you, |
right now, standing at the front door. |
LIAM: No one’s around us, though? |
MATT: It’s not on the main street, it’s a little |
pushed back, recessed about ten or 15 feet from |
the main road so there’s no one immediately around |
you. But there are people walking back and forth |
on the road behind but you’re out in the open, per |
se. |
SAM: And no one’s coming to the door? |
MATT: No one’s come to the door yet, no. |
SAM: Want me to break in? |
LIAM: Yes. No. |
[knocking] |
MATT: Okay. A moment passes and you hear, “Hold |
on!” The door opens. It was open. There’s the |
sound of heavy sacks go tumbling down to the |
interior of it and you glance around and you hear |
a voice go, “Can I help you?” |
LIAM: Hello? |
MATT: You look down, and there’s this |
crotchety-looking scrawny old gnome who’s sitting |
there in the doorway. He’s got this vibrant puff, |
like a cotton ball, of hair around his head. But |
it’s this perfect “U” of bald on top. No glasses, |
eyes are very small and beady, and he has this |
bulbous, round nose at the front with this little |
bit of a tuft of chin white hair that matches the |
cotton ball tuft on the sides. He’s sitting there |
clutching the top of the knob on the inside which |
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