A Clayman's Finale
Shortly after Soneillon vanished into the darkness, the atmosphere around the librarians became colder. It was a chill that felt all but natural. Soneillon experienced this even stronger... As if something was breathing down the spirit's neck. It was so cold, frostbite began to settle on it's chains. This sensation could only mean one thing... Doctor Valenci's spirit... The floor became layered with a thin crust of ice; something that in the shifting room made balance an issue for the holders. The ice settling on Soneillon's chains grew quickly; attempting to nail it to the ground so it couldn't sweep and catch it like it had last time.
An ominous whisper filled the room, “We have a score to settle, black spirit...” It echoed from deeper in the room; but nothing was to be seen. Where could the spirit be hiding?
Free Billy
Quartz and Nathair managed to overpower the man who had ran onto stage after he did not listen to their initial request. “The people need to hear this!” He spat in Nathair's face and struggled, but he was unable to break Quartz' grip.
Even so, hearing whatever it was would happen. Eowyn however, was not quite as hard-handed and as a result she was pushed aside by the man, who then proceeded take Simon his place on the stage (Simon himself sensed trouble and got out as soon as he could.) “Welcome friends!” The proclaimed, words that were welcomed by the crowd with loud chanting and roars. Judging from the reaction; the stage coup felt like an event the crowd had been waiting for. “We are here together to free the innocent animals from the clutches of the Library!” He shouted at the top of his lungs. “We will free the child!”
The crowd went wild, but suddenly something might click into the heads of the librarians. The break-in they had heard about was in a marine biological laboratory... And this was a demonstration against the capture of animals for scientific purposes... From atop the stage, Eowyn and Nathair might notice what Mari could have a few minutes before; a cart carrying a giant aquarium rode fro the horizon and the crowds were dispersing to let it through. The aquarium held a fish as big as a horse. It had an extensive collar that was best described as a starfish covered in coral, which folded over the fish' head. It swam in circles anxiously, although it didn't have much space to do so. However, if it were up to the protesters; it would be anchored back into the sea...
Meanwhile, the woman asked Mime what he was so afraid of, before noticing Remia. However, with the recent movements in the crowds, she couldn't escape the approaching girl. “Who is that? Do you know her?” The woman asked. She was clearly uncomfortable at the notion of potentially helping a holder's acquaintance...
