The Bees Need A Home, Too

Temo Wolfe · 07-14-2012, 02:00 PM

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Temo noticed how his son was acting nervous and looked in the direction that Honrin was looking. He did not see anything, however, he began to be more vigilant in being aware of their surroundings. did not really know why he decided on that particular building. He had no idea where any libraries were around here. The building did not seem all that different from the others but something about it did seem to stick out. It had the look that it was meant for humans to congregate at. For one, it had what the humans called a parking lot for their metal beasts that they rode around in, which there were several cars rusting away in the parking lot. Also, given the time of evening and that they are in a strange area, Temo had to agree with Honrin that it was as good place as any for the night.

With a nod, Temo acknowledged Honrin's desire to go hunting and wondered if it was not just for food and watched him disappear in the gloom. Alone for the time being, he walked up to the door and tried it to find it locked, but trying the other half of the wide door proved more fruitful as it opened at his tug and gave him access to the building. He walked across the foray and over to what looked like rows of bookcases. There were still books on the shelves and many strewn about the floor between the book cases. His fascination for the books and the information contained within their covers drew him like bees to honey and he was soon lost in them looking over the titles when his son arrived with dinner by the tail. Good, good. He looked around realizing that he had not found or cleared out a spot for them to camp.

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