Erin Miwa
Erin stared down the hole at the skeletons. "Cool." She bent down just as Bella grabbed the stone, but that wasn't what she was headed for. She poked one of the bones after everyone had left so no one was grossed out. She gave a small laugh. "I'm gonna need a chest for these." She then stood and looked around, spotting a chest across the room. She ran over and opened it, finding only dust. "Good. I don't have to clear anything out." She picked up the chest and set it down by the hole with the bones. She picked up each part of the skeletons carefully, putting them in the chest without breaking them. She then closed the chest and picked it up again. She walked down the hall towards her room. She opened the door with her arm and set the chest in a corner. She then walked to the bookcase and scanned it. "Aha!" She pulled a book, which pulled the lever under it too. She watched as the bookcase moved and the opening to her closet appeared. She picked the chest back up and walked into the large closet. She placed it on an empty counter and patted it. "I'll keep you guys safe." She walked out of the closet and closed it back up by pushing the book back into place. She pulled a different book from the bookcase and walked out of her room. She went down the hall and sat in the nearest chair, opening the book and beginning to read. "Peace and quiet. Perfect for reading."
A sudden crumbling sound interrupted her train of thought. She quickly looked up and stood, placing the book on the chair. She ran down the hall, lifting her dress a bit so it didn't trip her. She got to a door and opened it, bright light flooding her vision. She blinked a few times and walked outside, seeing what had been destroyed. A statue lay in pieces on the ground, only the head of it intact. She walked up to it and stared at it. It seemed to be the head of a donkey with two different looking horns. She raised an eyebrow at the puzzling head, but felt sympathetic for it. She picked it up and placed it on the podium it had been on. She sighed and sat in front of it on the ground, not caring about her dress getting dirty. "Wow. Great day, huh? We move in, find some bones, plus the weather is perfect." She smiled. "But you wouldn't know, would you. Oh, I wish you could. The wind in your hair, the sun in your face." She sighed blissfully and lay down. "It takes my breath away." She then started creating little shapes out of energy unconsciously, gazing up at the sky happily.
Erin stared down the hole at the skeletons. "Cool." She bent down just as Bella grabbed the stone, but that wasn't what she was headed for. She poked one of the bones after everyone had left so no one was grossed out. She gave a small laugh. "I'm gonna need a chest for these." She then stood and looked around, spotting a chest across the room. She ran over and opened it, finding only dust. "Good. I don't have to clear anything out." She picked up the chest and set it down by the hole with the bones. She picked up each part of the skeletons carefully, putting them in the chest without breaking them. She then closed the chest and picked it up again. She walked down the hall towards her room. She opened the door with her arm and set the chest in a corner. She then walked to the bookcase and scanned it. "Aha!" She pulled a book, which pulled the lever under it too. She watched as the bookcase moved and the opening to her closet appeared. She picked the chest back up and walked into the large closet. She placed it on an empty counter and patted it. "I'll keep you guys safe." She walked out of the closet and closed it back up by pushing the book back into place. She pulled a different book from the bookcase and walked out of her room. She went down the hall and sat in the nearest chair, opening the book and beginning to read. "Peace and quiet. Perfect for reading."
A sudden crumbling sound interrupted her train of thought. She quickly looked up and stood, placing the book on the chair. She ran down the hall, lifting her dress a bit so it didn't trip her. She got to a door and opened it, bright light flooding her vision. She blinked a few times and walked outside, seeing what had been destroyed. A statue lay in pieces on the ground, only the head of it intact. She walked up to it and stared at it. It seemed to be the head of a donkey with two different looking horns. She raised an eyebrow at the puzzling head, but felt sympathetic for it. She picked it up and placed it on the podium it had been on. She sighed and sat in front of it on the ground, not caring about her dress getting dirty. "Wow. Great day, huh? We move in, find some bones, plus the weather is perfect." She smiled. "But you wouldn't know, would you. Oh, I wish you could. The wind in your hair, the sun in your face." She sighed blissfully and lay down. "It takes my breath away." She then started creating little shapes out of energy unconsciously, gazing up at the sky happily.