Free Billy
“Nothing much will happen to them, but they will see something alright!” The woman spoke ominously to Mime, “I'll take you and your sister out of here, a lot of people will be rough and those librarians sure can push back.” The woman also noticed Remia getting closer, mostly due to to crowd's inability to stop her progress.
“Quick, go.” The woman pressed Arlette away, “I think those Librarians are onto something. You'd best get out while you can.” The woman said, trying to make way for Arlette and Mime also. Although of course, she'd fare far poorer than Remia at maneuvering through the vast body of people...
Meanwhile at Mari's, it seemed one of the bull-horned dogs had noticed something. Unfortunately, it was her. It stood up and glared at her, warning the men of Mari's presence. They did not make a move yet, but clearly their attention was drawn and they watched her closely from her rooftop. The men spoke, but not loud enough for Mari to understand. What was noticeable however, was how they had to do their best to calm some of the bull-dogs and make them lay down again. After all, the standing creatures revealed there was much less dog about it than it did lying down. Large, bat-like wings were attached to it's fore-legs, and it stood a lot lower than a normal dog... Also, two men separated from the group, along with one of the monster-dogs and disappeared between the buildings, at first sight moving away from the beach.
On the other hand, Mari would also notice something far in the distance moving towards the beach. It was very large, a platform on wheels of sort, with at least four horses in front of it. She wasn't quite able to make out what it was, even with her binocular, but might if she remained standing on her rooftop... In which case she might be able to see the horses were transporting a large aquarium and inside of it was some type of fish... And the disturbance in the sea she'd noticed earlier was following it's route.
Eowyn and Nathair found each other back near the stage, where fortunately not much had happened yet. “Where the heck are the others?” One of Simon's less friendly colleagues whispered, “The people here are getting noisy, I suggest you-” Eowyn and Nathair wouldn't need to hear the rest of his sentence. Suddenly from the crowd, two people began attempting to climb the stage. They were headed for Simon's spot, and would grasp his spot if they got the chance...
