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So, now I'm at home, obviously with the book. All I want to do is learn everything I can from it. Rest my mind from all the drama of today. I don't know how long I've been staring at it, but for some reason I haven't started reading. It's now getting dark. I had an early dinner with my mother before she went out. I forget where, so don't ask. And, now, I think I'm going to read the book, even though I keep staring at it without moving. Too much has happened today for me to just read. I need to think. Think about today. You know, how some crazy stuff happened? I think I need to think about that. The only problem - thinking that I need to think is really mixing up my head because I'm trying to make that sentence make sense. Now I'm just puzzling myself. Okay, time to think. Today, I discovered that the book (Honestly, even if it does have a title now, it's a catchy name. In fact, what an awesome nickname would 'The human' be? It's so obvious and true; nobody would expect it … Like, watch out for the human! Or, oh no, the human is going to get us!) is magic in some way, and ripping the page can make the invisible words appear. That the words make up a guide to who knows what (still haven't read the book) and reading aloud some of them can open a door nobody else has opened before (or at least not for a long time). That the key on the front is there to show that it unlocks the door. (Makes sense now, doesn't it?)That there is a big room in the library I have never seen before with mini-rooms attached to it. That – well not much else, really. I think thinking has helped me to calmly go over the day before finding out more perplexing information. So I open the book and begin reading, from the first page. I'll just tell you what I learnt in my own words because that is way easier to understand. There is a round shaped object that is extremely powerful and is dangerous yet life on Earth depends on it as much as it depends on oxygen, light and water, but nobody really knows about it. That object is known as the rivanto. (Seriously, who names these things?) When it is safe, where it was 'born', it shelters our world from true evil. If it leaves its safe spot, its power is forced into the one touching it, which makes certain bad people want to steal it (even when nobody is supposed to know about it). Eventually, after a certain amount of time out of its safe spot, the rivanto's power dies down, while something else is released. That's why tawken's guard it. A tawken is an animal that lives in a crazy dark forest and like the rivanto has not been discovered by many. They are exceptionally intelligent are not quick to trust others. (This is the part where the book tells me I can read more at page whatever) The rivanto was first discovered by William Anette and was brought back to a secret room at his library. He realised that the only creature that could protect it completely was the tawken, and that it has to be kept in a dolet forest, but only too late. People (very bad people) were looking for the rivanto, and even though he had his willing daughter (Yes, that's Ms Anette) with him, he didn't get the rivanto back in time. Sadly, William died trying to complete his mission. It ended kind of like this – big boom in evil guy's lair killed evil guy and William, erases Ms Anette's memories, and rivanto blown away very, very far. I had to stop reading there. Take a deep breath. Let it all sink in. Close the book. Fall asleep.

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So, now I'm at home, obviously with the book. All I want to do is learn everything I can from it. Rest my mind from all the drama of today. I don't know how long I've been staring at it, but for some reason I haven't started reading. It's now getting dark. I had an early dinner with my mother before she went out. I forget where, so don't ask. And, now, I think I'm going to read the book, even though I keep staring at it without moving. Too much has happened today for me to just read. I need to think. Think about today. You know, how some crazy stuff happened? I think I need to think about that. The only problem - thinking that I need to think is really mixing up my head because I'm trying to make that sentence make sense. Now I'm just puzzling myself. Okay, time to think. Today, I discovered that the book (Honestly, even if it does have a title now, it's a catchy name. In fact, what an awesome nickname would 'The human' be? It's so obvious and true; nobody would expect it … Like, watch out for the human! Or, oh no, the human is going to get us!) is magic in some way, and ripping the page can make the invisible words appear. That the words make up a guide to who knows what (still haven't read the book) and reading aloud some of them can open a door nobody else has opened before (or at least not for a long time). That the key on the front is there to show that it unlocks the door. (Makes sense now, doesn't it?)That there is a big room in the library I have never seen before with mini-rooms attached to it. That – well not much else, really. I think thinking has helped me to calmly go over the day before finding out more perplexing information. So I open the book and begin reading, from the first page. I'll just tell you what I learnt in my own words because that is way easier to understand. There is a round shaped object that is extremely powerful and is dangerous yet life on Earth depends on it as much as it depends on oxygen, light and water, but nobody really knows about it. That object is known as the rivanto. (Seriously, who names these things?) When it is safe, where it was 'born', it shelters our world from true evil. If it leaves its safe spot, its power is forced into the one touching it, which makes certain bad people want to steal it (even when nobody is supposed to know about it). Eventually, after a certain amount of time out of its safe spot, the rivanto's power dies down, while something else is released. That's why tawken's guard it. A tawken is an animal that lives in a crazy dark forest and like the rivanto has not been discovered by many. They are exceptionally intelligent are not quick to trust others. (This is the part where the book tells me I can read more at page whatever) The rivanto was first discovered by William Anette and was brought back to a secret room at his library. He realised that the only creature that could protect it completely was the tawken, and that it has to be kept in a dolet forest, but only too late. People (very bad people) were looking for the rivanto, and even though he had his willing daughter (Yes, that's Ms Anette) with him, he didn't get the rivanto back in time. Sadly, William died trying to complete his mission. It ended kind of like this – big boom in evil guy's lair killed evil guy and William, erases Ms Anette's memories, and rivanto blown away very, very far. I had to stop reading there. Take a deep breath. Let it all sink in. Close the book. Fall asleep.