add one for the intro train!
May. 28th, 2016 07:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
It had been a late night. There were still so many papers to finish grading, after all, and lesson plans to draft up, and sweet heavens the field trip forms still weren’t all handed in…
And when Toriel awoke, reading glasses slid halfway down her nose, cheek smushed against a book, she at first didn’t realize anything was amiss. It was a little embarrassing, of course. She woke this way all too often these days. It was hardly anything out of the ordinary anymore. The thing that was out of the ordinary, though, was that she was not at her desk in her bedroom. It wasn’t even her classroom. It was a library.
And it wasn’t a library she recognized.
Toriel took off her reading glasses, rubbed her eyes, and blinked blearily at the shelves around her.
“What in the world…?”
Slowly, curiously, she rose from her seat and started to pad through the library, peering around shelves. Perhaps this was some kind of particularly silly prank from Sans and Frisk. After all, she wasn’t so old that she would forget a place like this.
“Hello? Anyone?” And, after a moment with no answer, she added playfully, “You may come out now.”
And when Toriel awoke, reading glasses slid halfway down her nose, cheek smushed against a book, she at first didn’t realize anything was amiss. It was a little embarrassing, of course. She woke this way all too often these days. It was hardly anything out of the ordinary anymore. The thing that was out of the ordinary, though, was that she was not at her desk in her bedroom. It wasn’t even her classroom. It was a library.
And it wasn’t a library she recognized.
Toriel took off her reading glasses, rubbed her eyes, and blinked blearily at the shelves around her.
“What in the world…?”
Slowly, curiously, she rose from her seat and started to pad through the library, peering around shelves. Perhaps this was some kind of particularly silly prank from Sans and Frisk. After all, she wasn’t so old that she would forget a place like this.
“Hello? Anyone?” And, after a moment with no answer, she added playfully, “You may come out now.”