Over flowing bra story
Story by makeherafuta
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Synopsis: Katt wakes Nina from a pleasant sleep, brandishing a strange spell book she found. Nina warns to use caution, but Katt seems to have other plans. Or rather, the book does.
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"Nina! Nina!" came Katt's voice, tearing me out of a very deep and personal dream, followed by a rapid pounding at the door. "Nina, let me in, I found something really cool!"
'Really cool' indeed, I thought, sitting up in bed to rub my sleepy eyes. Couldn't it have waited until the morning when I was better composed? With a low sigh, I adjusted my robe over my body and stood up off the bed, tiredly hovering to the battered door. "Just a moment, Katt," I manage, trying to hide my grumpiness. As I opened the door, I saw the wide, excited green eyes of my Woren friend, with a red leather-bound book clutched in her clawed hands and wore an adorably childish grin. Even in my state, I had to smile, albeit a small one. "Good evening, Katt. What did you find?" I asked, looking down at the book in her hands.
She smiled even wider and bounced in place excitedly. "I don't know!" she exclaimed in the most chipper voice I've ever heard at this hour. "I think it's some kind of ancient langue text book, because when I opened it, I could not understand one letter," Katt guessed, opening the tome to a random page and showing me briefly before looking through it again herself. "It feels pretty funny though."
"Funny? Like how?" I asked, scanning my eyes over the cover. It's text did look almost familiar somehow.
"I dunno how to explain it, like some kinda pressure," she answered, closing it with a clap, some dust pluming up from the aged pages. Katt smiled and held it out for me to take, an almost pleading smile on her face. "I figured that maybe you can make sense of it. It reminds me of that magic mumbo-jumbo from the books at the magic school." A magic tome perhaps, I thought as I took it from her and studied the cover more closely. "Deis was busy sleeping, and I was afraid she would laugh at me for not understanding the text."
Of course, I was not sleeping myself, nor was I having an amazing dream involving Ryu... But that did sound like something Deis would do, so I suppose it couldn't hurt to make sense of this book. I too began to feel the pressure she mentioned. This was indeed a spell book of some kind. The weathered text on the cover was completely unreadable, so it was impossible to tell just what awaited within the pages. In fact, more than half the book was the same. The yellowed pages were stiff and creaked like they would snap if handled incorrectly, with the the ink smeared to the point where it looked more like a surreal ink blot picture book. I grimaced looking down at it, shaking my head. Page after page I turned, and still saw nothing I could interpret, but I did find a blot that made me think of a certain Dragon boy. "Show me a page you found," I asked and sat down at the bed.
"Yeah, almost all the pages in the beginning and end are useless," she replied, sitting with me and turned to an actual page I could read. "There's a couple dozen or so pages in the middle though."
Now came the fun part: reading. The pages were still pretty rigid, but at least I could make sense of it. But, scanning my eyes over it, I quickly came across another problem. "It is definitely a spell book. The incantations are there," I said to Katt, looking to her and seeing her eyes light up. "But not the spell descriptions. They're either smudged or simply not there..." She gave me a confused look, almost asking why that was a problem. Obvious
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