The books her it with a thud. “You’ve got to be kidding me! You’d think being a creepy old library you might be happy to see us.” Carmilla stepped over the books and tried the door. There was no portal, no nothing.
“Look my girlfriend.” She paused, now correcting herself. “My fiancé is meant to be a vampire. I’m not asking for the world I just want to fix this. And don’t pretend you’re not listening because I know you are. You helped Laura once before so help the both of us now.”
Carmilla tried the door again. Glancing back at Laura she hoped the Library had listened to her. She had to fix this. Only when turned the handle the old wooden door busted up and pulled Carm in the into the blue light coming from the inside. She reached out for Laura and instead caught the door frame. Everything in the room was being pulled as if it was a black hole opening.
“Sure. Now it listens.” Carmilla shouted over the noise of wind rushing past her. One of her fingers slipping off the frame. There was just enough time for her to look at Laura before Carm lost her grip completely and was pulled inside.
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“Look my girlfriend.” She paused, now correcting herself. “My fiancé is meant to be a vampire. I’m not asking for the world I just want to fix this. And don’t pretend you’re not listening because I know you are. You helped Laura once before so help the both of us now.”
Carmilla tried the door again. Glancing back at Laura she hoped the Library had listened to her. She had to fix this. Only when turned the handle the old wooden door busted up and pulled Carm in the into the blue light coming from the inside. She reached out for Laura and instead caught the door frame. Everything in the room was being pulled as if it was a black hole opening.
“Sure. Now it listens.” Carmilla shouted over the noise of wind rushing past her. One of her fingers slipping off the frame. There was just enough time for her to look at Laura before Carm lost her grip completely and was pulled inside.