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2nd Book Read A Accidental Video/Action for Cherrygrove Ω

[Click.

A big paw is batting at the Gear.]

Yang, stop playing with that.

[The Gear is showing the ceiling of an inn in Cherrygrove. A slender hand comes down on the camera briefly, and then the Gear is set on a table, and it shows Spencer Reid (considerably more calm now than he was on Sunday) walking back to the bed, where a very cranky Absol sits with a Munna egg wrapped in a warm towel next to him.

Also, there's half a library's worth of books piled around the room. No, seriously, if you put them all in one stack, it'd nearly be Reid's height.

Absol makes a irritable grunting noise.]

I know, I know, but we'll go out for some fresh air soon, promise. I just need to get through some more of these.

[He picks up a brick-sized book seemingly at random, sitting down on the bed with his legs crossed before placing the wrapped up egg in his lap. In retrospect, he probably shouldn't have taken one before he knew what he was doing, but he doesn't really trust the textbooks here that much and wants to make observations of development by himself.

Yes, someone has started to consider the possibility that he's not completely insane. Since he might not be insane, he wants to learn about where he is, and he wants to learn everything.

He opens up the book and started fanning through the pages, as if he were trying to find his spot, but he doesn't stop. He turns the pages so fast that he can't possibly be reading them, so it's unclear what he's doing.]

Give me half an hour. We'll go out then. And if you really want to, I guess we can go into the woods and find something for you to fight.

[...No, he still hasn't noticed that Yang turned on the Gear. People who told him this wasn't a prank should feel free to gloat and say they told him so.]

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That's an ambitious reading list, for half an hour.

[Whoa why did his Gear beep at him

...Damn it, Yang.

Reid's body language immediately becomes hunched and awkward--he doesn't like being watched--so he marks his place in the book, goes to the Gear, and turns off the video.]

I'm not planning on reading all of them in half an hour, just maybe five.

[Speaking as someone who has never voluntarily appeared on video over the network, Reid, she doesn't blame you for shutting it off as fast as possible.]

That's still one every six minutes. Quite an achievement, even for a speed reader.

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The fresh air would be good for your egg, too. They hatch more quickly if you take walks with them.

[Helpful egg hatcher, present!]

[He clears his throat because he had no idea that the video was on and now he's a little embarrassed.]

Taking walks with them helps? Why? Is it the warmth, the sun, or...?

I'm not quite certain, to be honest. It might be the repetitive movement, or it could also simply be the contact with their future trainers. They seem to like it, at least, as much as eggs can like anything.

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