Ain's brain was still processing the change in scenery, she hadn't ever seen something like this only heard of it through stories and books she had read in the endless Archives of the Infinite Library she called home, that Library, that composite, that entirety, that stretched into the endless void, held an endless amount of tales from every nook and cranny of creation telling every story of every hero of every protagonist, of every villain of every demon of every monster, of every god, and goddess and every humble child, every supreme leader every Hopeful parent, every corrupt Politician, everyone from every inch, every saint and sinner, ever lover and hater, that could ever live has ever lived, will ever live in its entirety, yet she had only perceived this world through the sight of her mind's eye and never been there to behold it, even now she cannot help but think that perhaps the world had determined this to be the beginning of her story, and perhaps it had already been written ahead of time, locked away in some part of the infinite library, right now however she sat under a tree. Dumbfounded, bewildered to the greatest possible level, Rain falling upon the leaves of the trees overhead, and releasing their soft tipping and tapping 'Tip-Tap, Tip-Tap, Tip-Tap, Splish splash.' and ending eventually in a soft splash as a larger droplet lands upon a tree branch, her Fennec ears picking up the slightest sounds she was surrounded by.227Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡvYe5jS3pFO
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What the Girl had saw before her eyes was even more fascinating, a city with a beautiful cross of light emitting from its center, a soft blue-green ocean from behind it, The Sky itself was mesmerizing, a beautiful splash of warm colors, accompanied by the scent of rainwater, and sea breeze from the ocean as the heavy but soft frail winds blew toward her carrying the seas words along with them to her face, the beauty of it all was surely enchanting, It, took Ain about an hour and a half to get up from her sitting position, and stand upright, taking a soft step forward for the first time feeling a different texture beneath her feet then the hardwood floors of the Library, she took another step, and another step and another step, the soft grass crushing beneath her feet, for the first time she took a breath of air, it was strange, the Library never had oxygen, it never had air, she had no need for it, but while strange it felt nice to breathe like she had heard of only in stories, depicting what it meant to do so, she only knew, from what she had read, she had known nothing else, she had only experienced very little, like chance that she had never known truly what the words so spoke of meant and of the things she read. she likely knew not of what spoke of, for she had never seen them, touched them felt them, to her everything was fictional besides what she had known and seen at least, a fantasy at least for her, but now she could see and feel at least some of the fantasy she had only known in storybooks.227Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡ7AtSbcLXpa
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"...Its Beautiful, I can Barely even put to words What I'm Looking at, so this is what it looks like then, a sunset? and behind it, that's the ocean, it's even more beautiful than what I've read." She spoke aloud as if expecting to be answered by there wasn't anyone around her for what must've been miles, it was pointless, but she couldn't help herself but to vocalize what she felt about what she had seen, it felt only right to her in the moment such a thing echoed in her mind telling her that speaking of it was the only way to do her emotions any justice in the moment, to hopes that she may calm them and rationalize upon her situation upon where she was, how she had gotten there, why she was there, even thought she had previously thought the same things, her voice was only now catching up to her thoughts, which had only reignited them again, her questions which she had buried below answering herself now resurfaced like a group of students asking a teacher, before another class does the same. "I Can't even Imagine it I've only ever heard of this in stories, but I'm standing here moving here seeing it with my own Eyes, I can't even bring myself to the proper words, it's too mesmerizing to fantastic, too Beautiful for me to perceive, currently to wonderful and vast for me to comprehend, I which have seed infinity with my own eyes cannot begin to comprehend the sight I've come to behold." She continued to speak aloud knowing she would receive no response, in some hopes of reassurance so that the part of her that was a reader, and the part of here that was a character, that merely observed the world she found herself entranced in for possibly hundreds of years, she could hardly recall the distant memories now, drowned out by the newer visions she had come to behold. 227Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡxVZaQO5VQ0
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Soon Her mind subconsciously had realized that just standing there would do her no good and she began to move forward without thinking, walking into the rain, crushing the grass beneath her feet again, her ears twitching lightly as they are tapped, by the softness of the Noon-Rain, her hair and the fur on her ears becoming white and shiny their luster increasing ever so slightly with every drop, continuing to walk forward carried by the background thoughts of her mind, as the two sides of herself try to bring her any sense of closure, it pushes forward, eventually her steps carry onward even further, until she makes it from the elevation she stood upon down to the bottom of the hill, and out into the moist forest that surrounded her the location she had first appeared in, 'Crush Crush-Crush, Smush Smush-Smush, SPLAT..' She had stomped on a small animal's half-dead corpse crushing it beneath her weight unconsciously, killing the creature instantly, putting it out of its mercy, a saving grace. the blood of the animal stained the bottom of her shoes a deep crimson the creatures body warped into a soft gore clearly broken in two from that soft stomp, a feat which would be impossible for a girl of her size and stature to do naturally, but...227Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡrT3GPLhAr6
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