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[center][h1][color=hotpink]Caora Uan Artzain[/color][/h1][/center]

The Spider seemed... too nice. Criminals usually didn't treat their accusers with kindness. They certainly didn't return hostages without getting something out of it. Caora looked to his furry friend for help.

[color=hotpink]"You think he did it..?"[/color] he asked Fang. He received a glassy stare for his trouble.

[color=hotpink]"I agree."[/color] he nodded. Fang was right, they had nothing solid to go on. They'll find the answer to their mystery later.
[color=hotpink]"Alright Mister Spider"[/color] he chirruped, suddenly on his feet and taking his new friend by the hand. [color=hotpink]"Let's go check out the break room!"[/color]

Hand in hand, they skipped down the halls, eyes open for wild streamers. That Mary was a dangerous one.  She could be anywhere... watching... waiting... ready to pounce at any given moment. His red eyes scanned the corridors, looking for  that familiar red hair, the bouncy voice, the great big...tracts of land.

[color=hotpink]"♪Reach for the stars, reach so high~♪"[/color]

Skip, skip, skip. The little lunatic pranced through the hallways of the hospital like a spring footed doe. Of course, there were more people than Mary and the Spider. (Good name for a rock band, that). There was that... girl, and the other girl. And the big guy and the politics guy and that poet guy....

[b]POET GUY[/b]

GOSH DARN IT! How could he have been such a dunce! Poet guy would like a book, surely!? He didn't know the name, but he knew the face!

[color=hotpink]"How silly ARE we!?"[/color] he exclaimed in desperation. What would a spider want with a book? He'd just eat it or something! But a POET! Of HECKING course he would enjoy it! Poetry was only a step away from books, after all. 

Realising his mistake, the boy tore away at top speed, Fang in hand, looking for this Poet. In his haste, he left behind the probably very confused Shaun... As well as the book he was supposed to be giving to said poet.