Unbearable (Kouryuu)

[lamperouge]

Lelouch sauntered into the library casually, tugging at the collar of his buttoned-down shirt rapidly as he tried to fan himself, fighting against the hot August days with much difficulty. It was the worst period for schooling ever, because of the hot weather, and Lelouch found that he simply couldn't concentrate, no matter where he is or what he is doing. He was previously hanging around the dormitories doing a little reading, but once the heat got to him, he decided to head towards the library for some air-conditioning, and a bit of peace and quiet away from the crowd near the dormitories. This was why, after a while, Lelouch could be seen strolling into the library, wearing only a simple white buttoned-down shirt and matching loose jeans.

There must be something big going on today, Lelouch deduced, for the dormitories were far too crowded and noisy for Lelouch's taste. He disliked noises, and he hates it even more to be disturbed when he was doing something, like reading. Lelouch walked in, surprised to find that the library held more people than it usually did - Maybe these people were disturbed by the noise in their dormitories, too.

Lelouch carried with him almost nothing at all, due to the fact that he rushed in and out of his dormitory room, grabbing only the first things he saw. With his cell phone in his pockets and a leather covered book in his hand, Lelouch headed towards the first empty table he spotted, which happened to be the only empty table available.

"Gosh.. At least I still have some luck with things like this," Lelouch mumbled incoherently, and settled down on the first chair his hands landed on. After glancing around, but was unsuccessful in finding a familiar face, Lelouch settled to read the book he brought along with him. There wasn't a title on the blank leather cover, but the contents in the book was clear.. It was a medical diary, and to be more specific, is was a diary of a Doctor who specialised in optical care - Helping one recover their lost sense of sight. Maybe, when he was totally through with the book, Lelouch would be able to help Nunnally.

Sighing, Lelouch dropped his eyes and started reading, paying minimal attention to the things happening around him.