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WHO: Frieren and Jonathan!
WHERE: The Museum
WHEN: The Museum at Night! (mid-late April)
WHAT: Knight at the Museum goes rather Awry- but does it really?
WARNINGS: None, love wins fellas,
The day had gone about as well as most could expect of a trip to the museum accompanied by a band of small children. If there had only ever been mundane tasks required of them in fact, it would have been perfect- the kids were lovely. Between Jonathan and Frieren's own enjoyment of history, and the alternating approaches to appeal to the kid's natural curiosity, it was probably the most well-behaved the teachers had ever seen their students at such an outing.
Unfortunately, that was not the only reason the two were there, and when the sun sets it's time to face that music.
"I believe I've made a grave error."
Such are Jonathan's words, but Frieren will not likely need them to see that for herself. Night fell, and the tablet was located entirely because of the spectacle surrounding it.
Personally Jonathan's not really sure why all those dioramas are so close to each other, but that's neither here nor there. The point is, they had the tablet and they had the advantage of being small, speedy, and fragile.
In the presence of two who really, really didn't want to harm anything small and fragile.
He thought, truly, that he had the right idea getting more to their level! Just be small! Be a bat again!
...
Anyway now he's all pinned down with ropes. And the train is over there, and oh, it'll probably hurt a lot actually even if it won't actually stop him, erm-
"Frieren??"
Help!
WHERE: The Museum
WHEN: The Museum at Night! (mid-late April)
WHAT: Knight at the Museum goes rather Awry- but does it really?
WARNINGS: None, love wins fellas,
The day had gone about as well as most could expect of a trip to the museum accompanied by a band of small children. If there had only ever been mundane tasks required of them in fact, it would have been perfect- the kids were lovely. Between Jonathan and Frieren's own enjoyment of history, and the alternating approaches to appeal to the kid's natural curiosity, it was probably the most well-behaved the teachers had ever seen their students at such an outing.
Unfortunately, that was not the only reason the two were there, and when the sun sets it's time to face that music.
"I believe I've made a grave error."
Such are Jonathan's words, but Frieren will not likely need them to see that for herself. Night fell, and the tablet was located entirely because of the spectacle surrounding it.
Personally Jonathan's not really sure why all those dioramas are so close to each other, but that's neither here nor there. The point is, they had the tablet and they had the advantage of being small, speedy, and fragile.
In the presence of two who really, really didn't want to harm anything small and fragile.
He thought, truly, that he had the right idea getting more to their level! Just be small! Be a bat again!
...
Anyway now he's all pinned down with ropes. And the train is over there, and oh, it'll probably hurt a lot actually even if it won't actually stop him, erm-
"Frieren??"
Help!