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Jul. 22nd, 2012 01:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fleuri[Certainly, Ib's heard of London before, but she can't say this is much like the London she's read about. It's not scary though, nothing's trying to attack her like in the art gallery, but it is... eerie. Oddly reminiscent of when she first realized her parents, and indeed every single one of the patrons in the gallery, were nowhere to be found and only the paintings and statues were keeping her company. Only this time it's Mary who's suddenly disappeared, having already been separated from Garry.
It's not scary. But she can't deny she's lost.
Which is how a little girl ends up wandering the streets of London, perfectly silent and looking almost... calm.
There must be a sign she can read somewhere...]
It's not scary. But she can't deny she's lost.
Which is how a little girl ends up wandering the streets of London, perfectly silent and looking almost... calm.
There must be a sign she can read somewhere...]
