The Abandoned Observatory

Vik really wanted to go to the library, but hated being rude. "Want to go to the library together?"

Lillian walked into the observatory. She had never been here, even after a few years of camp. Surveying the room with piercing gray eyes, she stepped over to a telescope. She peered through it, shutting the eye that wasn't looking at the stars. She stared at the white sphere of the moon, wondering when the next solistice was and if Khonsu would be there.

Lillian coughed as dust blew in her way. She turned around to see a redhead making her way through. Lillian was glad the girl was here; she preffered people over being alone. She wiped her hand against a bare thigh, shivering slightly. It was a bit chilly inside the observatory. "I'm Lillian. Daughter of Khonsu," she said, giving the girl half a smile.

"The observatory." Lillian bent down slightly; she peered at the moon through the telescope again. "I've never been here before, either," she said, seeing Jess hadn't been here. She straightened up and observed Jess; although she didn't express it, the daughter of Khonsu loved making people uncomfortable. She hid a smile. She noticed somebody come in from the corner of her eye, but didn't react. Well, looked like the observatory was becoming more popular rapidly.

I realized he wasn't in the mood to talk "Sorry, i usually get a little, chatty," i said "And i'm doing it again. i'll be over here" I said gesturing to the telescope.
I walked around it trying to figure out how to move the position it was pointed at, while occasionally glancing back at the boy. I knew i got a little chatty and i hoped i wasn't being too annoying, i get that way, when things get awkward.

Lillian tried not to smile. She loved making people freak out. She wiped dust off a telescope, turning around. Her lips twitched as she continued brushing dust off the telescope. She turned around again, keeping a straight face. She adjusted it, so it pointed at the moon.l She bent down, staring at the white sphere without blinking.

Lillian could feel the guy's eyes on her. She straightened up and turned around to look at him. "Hi," she said, smirking. Lillian never smiled at anybody. "What's up?"

I bit my lip. I was unfamiliar with the expression. "Um, the ceiling I suppose," I kept my eyes locked on her, mistrust written across my face.

Lillian was amused. The ceiling? "I guess," she said. "What's your name?" she asked, letting her fingers slide off the telescope. She could tell this guy didn't trust her. Well, he was intelligent then.

"'Cause..." Lillian couldn't really find a good reason. "'Cause I want to know?"

"For the purpose of curiosity. Is that good enough for you?" I asked

Kendall wrote:"If you want.... The observatory's too quiet around here for me." I almost slapped myself when I realized, five seconds later, that the library would be quiet, too -- but there'd be more people, so....

Vik nodded. "OKay. Let's go." She left.