It's easy to stay quiet

Savannah got closer and looked at the librarian.'That's no normal librarian!' she thought to herself, freaking out. "You know what, you look busy, so i'm just going to find it myself." She backed away slowly and bumped into Claire. "Claire can you help me-who the hay are you talking to!?" She sighed. "So sorry to bother ya'll while you're doing your research" She turned and walked to the closest isle. 'Maybe' she thought. 'Maybe'

"Oh." Claire said with a quiet attitude. "I see your busy. Why don't I ask the Liberian to help you out?" She smiled at them. "Now. Are you too busy to talk to me?" She looked at all the books with a short glance.

"Or can we talk?" Claire was confident today for some reason. It was not like her to just go openly and talk to people like this. She walked away for a moment, to see what her new friend was doing. She peered over the side that Savannah was on and said to the guys. "Or I could just leave?" She was full of energy for some reason.

<div align=center>William smiled softly at the older boy, you're welcome. He chirped, glad to be of some help to his friend. He felt a little sorry for him, William was more or less always on time for things like this. He had a book next to him that looked like it'd been well loved to say the least, it was his own book, and it had sustained some damage on the way over. He didn't mind though, it was still readable. Though he'd spent a few hours hanging upside down at the end of Gabriel's bed, reading it to him and 'doing all the voices.' He'd told Gabe it was far too solemn a book to do the voices, though Gabriel had demanded it all the less and that was what William had done.

His eyes then flickered over to the girl, he recognized her vaguely, though he couldn't have said where from. Why don't I ask the Librarian to help you out? "I.. Uh... Um... That won't be necessary." He stammered, he was a little concerned that The Baron was going to bite his head off, his jaws were certainly magnificent enough to do so, though big enough? Perhaps not, William shuddered.</div>

"Looks like I made my great escape suspicously easy." She said to herself. She eyed the boys and Claire warily. She grabbed her book and walked over to their table. "I've got my book now, Claire, if you want to leave."

She scowled at the boys,unimpressed by there reaction. She mumbled to herself for a few seconds, then turned to Savannah. "I actually have to get a book, well, try to find one a least. I would like to know if they have history, or records of everyone that has attended this school." She sighed.

"I highly doubt that they will have that though, for people to read freely." She looked to her right at the books, wondering where she could find it. "It is up to you, I was kind of hoping that i would make some friends here, but i guess not.

Savannah pulled the Claire far out of the boy's earshot. She wanted to slap them in the face for not talking to Claire, but she couldn't do that. "Claire, if those guys won't talk to you or even make eye contact, then I suppose their not worth it. You go on and look for your book, I'm going to go use the computer." She walked away and shot the boys sitting down reading, a disgusted look.

<div align=center>"Records are placed on the second shelf to the right from your left hand side." William repeated absently, All you need to do is show your ID card in order to confirm you are indeed student on the Island, ask the librarian." He glanced up, meeting the girl's eye. It was strange for her to want information on all the students, he thought, but he couldn't help wondering what it said about him in there. Though he'd never really gotten into any major trouble, and his history wasn't all that exciting either. "He's in a bad mood today." He mumbled, yawning softly. He looked up to Micheal again.

That might have been my fault. He told him, smiling ever so slightly, I get cranky when I'm woken up mid-nap, too. He bristled a little, these two girls were being so openly rude and it bothered him. He looked up from the book he had open, and locked eyes with Savannah all of a sudden, that soft doe look vanishing and replacing it's self with an almost eerily icy one. William seldom showed any emotion anywhere near anger, but when he did, he administered it in such a calm way it was scary. "Perhaps if you didn't address me in such a way that made me seem below you, I'd want to talk to you." He returned, coolly, "you can wear a crown, but it doesn't make you a princess." He told her matter of factly. "Perhaps instead of talking about me behind my back, you can say it to my face." He stated, telepathy was a handy power.</div>

Savannah couldn't believe it. She could care less about meeting these guys, but if they dissed Claire, they were in major trouble. Savannah also now knew, that one of the guys had one of those mind reading powers. It was like complete privacy invasion.She turned slowly. "All right then, now it's my turn to criticize you."Well, it seems you've finally find your voice. Now that your quick to make sarcastic insulting comments, while two minutes ago you couldn't say yes or no. Don't you know how to answer some one when their talking to you? If you were busy you could have told her you'd talk to her later or something, but no, you completely ignored her. And I don't think I'm above anyone else, there are better people then me. You can insult me all you want, but if you so much as say or think anything against Claire, you'll be hearing from me. And I won't be easy." She turned around and walked to the opposite side of the library and sat down at a computer. Of all the nerve.