CUS Y6: Parts 10-12

Part 10

The peasants continue down the stairs, endlessly. It feels like it has been both only a few moments, and also, so many hours. Myself and Ariadne are quite used to the odd passing of time, as it seems Hawthorne and the Librarian are as well, but you peasants...are not. Your feet ache, and this journey is beginning to feel endless, and perhaps a bit fruitless. Much like the task of tackling your endless TBR's can feel, I imagine.

Read a book you keep putting off

Part 11

You continue, the spiral goes on. It feels as though you are sands in an hourglass yourselves, dropping through one at a time, not knowing to where you may go. Hawthorne has stopped chatting, and all of you walk in silence. It is possibly the quietest I have ever heard all of you, and I don't think I'm going to complain any time soon for the lack of useless prattle you tend to inundate me with.

Read a book set in another time

Part 12

Ariadne takes it upon herself to do a headcount, and it seems, oddly enough, that the Librarian is no longer with us. There have been no doors, no secret places she could have slotted through, and even Hawthorne seems perturbed by this. Of course, there seems to be a light coming from around a corner, so you continue on, regardless of the sudden loss of the person who seemed in charge of this mysterious place.

Read a book you keep forgetting you have