<div class="floatleft">(http://content2.latest-hairstyles.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/dark-neutral-brown.jpg)</div>Name: William Blackmoore<br/>Date and Time: Noon, June 1st, Friday<br/>Location: The Library<br/>Wearing: Outfit in picture<br/>Tagging: None<br/>Mentioning: None<br/>Content warnings: None<br/>Extra information:<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Most people would be a little uneasy spending so much time in such a quiet place. Most monsters would probably think such fear was stupid. Of course, most monsters thought literal bookkeeping was job that was beneath them. It was how he ended up with this job. Apparently he was the only human who had put in for it. Who wouldn't enjoy a place like this? It was a good place to come and organize one's thoughts. Or find something to help organize one's thoughts. These were what went through Will's head as he made his way down the various aisles of books. He needed to get as many of them back on the shelves before school got out. Though to be fair, Friday wasn't a day too many kids decided to visit the library. Most of them were more concerned with their weekend plans than homework. That was alright though. It just meant that Will had more time to organize.<br/><br/>He kept moving down the aisles, pushing his cart of books and unloading them whereever they belonged. He did have to stop more than once to try and reorganize a shelf that had been messed up. As much as it nagged at him, he could forgive the smaller ones. Sometimes people just couldn't remember where they picked one up and just put it back wherever they could. Though he did find one aisle that had to be completely redone. It must have been one of the younger monsters that liked to pester him. Sometimes it was small, defacing a book or two. And sometimes it was stuff like rearranging entire shelves so that everything was out of order. And it's not like he could go to the police about it. Most of them were monsters who didn't really care about humans that much. And it wasn't like they were breaking windows or anything. They were just making his job more of a headache.<br/><br/>Having finally straightened up the aisle, Will made his way back towards the front desk. Unsurprisingly, no one had come in while he was gone. That was alright though. It just meant that Will had more time to enjoy his day. His desk was still surrounded by books that needed to be put back in their proper spots, but he had all day for that. Instead he sat down at his desk and picked up the book he had been reading before, "<em>Monsters Now and Then: Which are real?</em>" It wasn't like he needed to learn which monsters were real and which were myth. He'd lived in this world his entire life. He learned all he could about the monster world. But he did enjoy reading what others thought were correct. Maybe if he was lucky he'd be able to finish it before the day was done.