"Oh... okay, sorry for bothering you..." Leon muttered and walked out of the room
"Wow, shes rude..." Leon thought to himself as he walked back towards the abandoned classroom
---
Hesitant Captain, it's too late to turn back around. The party is waiting and leaving this earth is such a beautiful sound.
Elvira soon found the harp, behind a bunch of guitars. She pulled it out and looked at it. Nothing looking different. It looked like a regular old harp. Elvira stepped closer and bent down, examining it closely.
Mitch frowned, not liking the angel's comment. Sure the room was boring, but English was his favorite class. He clenched his fists, trying to calm himself of the need to defend what he loved. He couldn't blow his mission.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
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When the footsteps grew quieter, Mitch glanced over his shoulder. They were a good distance down the hall. And the good thing was, if he somehow managed to lose them, he knew where they were going. Turning around, he tucked his book back in his bag, and kept a good distance as he continued to follow this angel his master was so interested in.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Mitch reached the science room and took up his same position beside the door, listening once again for anything interesting. He had a feeling he was going to get bored pretty quickly, then began to wonder how much time had passed.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Mitch glanced to his watch, but it did him little good, as he couldn't remember what time he'd left Elvira. Oh well, he'd just have to guess. He listened to the two in the room, wondering if they thought science was as terrible as English. In his opinion, it was a terrible subject.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Mitch turned his back to the door, not bothering to bring out his book this time, just hoping the two wouldn't see him. Again, he listened for their footsteps to disappear down the hall.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Mitch stopped outside the room and listened. He frowned at their comments. How could they like math? He hated it! Though if he were honest with himself, he was pretty good at it.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
"Do you not like them?" Kaylen asked.
"I hate them." Layla muttered.
Kaylen's eyes widened. He had never known an angel to hate things before.
"My classmates are horrible, my teacher is stupid, and the room...gives off this horrible, dark vibe," Layla shuddered. "But I consider myself good at English, but everyone else doesn't think so. I love to write poems, write stories, but nobody cares."
"I would care," Kaylen said shyly.
Layla looked up and smiled at him. "I'm sure you would, but we're not in the same class..."
Mitch continued to listen, quite taken by the conversation. This angel... she almost sounded like him. He'd never had anyone besides his family tell him he was no good at English, but still, he kept his writing mostly to himself. And what did she mean by a 'dark vibe?' Suddenly, he found himself wondering what teacher she had and why she thought they were stupid.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Leon had fallen asleep in the abandoned class, "How did I let myself fall asleep.." He muttered as he put his hand over one of his eyes, sliding it down his face, he tapped where his pockets were to see if anything was stolen from him, he let out a sigh of relief and stood up.
"I need a new book to read... might as well head over to the library.." Leon thought to himself as he slid the door opened, he made his way to the library.
---
Hesitant Captain, it's too late to turn back around. The party is waiting and leaving this earth is such a beautiful sound.
Mitch turned his back to the door and listened for the two to come out. He once again began to wonder how long it had been since he left Elvira. Not wanting to be late, and knowing now where the two were, headed, he decided he'd better go back to the path. Besides, the two would take awhile in the library. It wasn't just an empty classroom. There was a lot to see. He started down the hall, heading toward the front of the school and the doors.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Mitch hurried toward the path and glanced around. He didn't see Elvira. Stopping within the trees, he kept himself hidden and waited. At least he wasn't late.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
"Then, come on!" He said, grabbing her wrist this time, and pulling her back toward the school. "We can't lose them! They're in the library, but I don't know how long they'll stay there!" He shook his head as he ran, pulling her after him.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
He picked up a book and began to read the first couple of pages Dragons, one of my favourite animals..
He shut the book and walked towards the exit of the library.
---
Hesitant Captain, it's too late to turn back around. The party is waiting and leaving this earth is such a beautiful sound.
Mitch kept running until he reached the library. Stopping before the door, he took a deep breath, hoping the two would still be inside. He pushed the door open and stepped inside, taking in the large room with all it's books.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Mitch narrowed his gaze on the annoying interruption. "You're the one talking," he said, then stepped past him without another word, scanning the library for the angel.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Elvira glanced at Leon. He was the one in the music room earlier. She gave him a dark glare and followed Mitch.
Layla and Kaylen were at the back of the library. Layla was searching through the large dusty books and Kaylen was sitting on the stool, looking around nervously.
Mitch soon saw the angel near the back of the library. He moved to an area where he was hidden from their view, but he could still see them, and watched. He wondered why the angel's friend seemed so uneasy. He also wondered what the angel was looking for within the books.
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
Elvira crept up beside Mitch and watched the angel and her friend.
"Are we supposed to be back here?" Kaylen asked.
"No, but we're here anyway!" Layla replied cheerily.
Kaylen gulped. "What are you even looking for?"
"You'll see," Layla said mysteriously.
Mitch's curiosity grew. It was quite unlike an angel to be somewhere she wasn't supposed to be, wasn't it? And now he really wanted to know what she was looking for. Perhaps it would be just what his master was looking for...
--- "How you can see the man behind the monster, I will never know."
"But that monster's gone... The man beneath him may be flawed, but we all are."
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