Wreck (
awreck) wrote in
unfinishedlibrary2026-03-31 07:21 pm
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Tell me you love me, but you treat me like I'm never there
Who: Nice & Wreck
What: Dealing with the aftermath of who they were in the Story
When: The day after the return to the Library
Where: Lego Club!
Content warnings: It's TBHX and mentions of suicide are likely, so pre-emptively warning for it here.
Wreck hates and loves the Library all at once. It's because of this place that Nice is even alive and himself to begin with, and so Wreck is immensely grateful for this opportunity. However, when the Library keeps dragging the Editors into Stories to play their parts to properly end the story, it's difficult to appreciate the second chance they've both been given.
Once they returned from the Story and ceased to be Láng Yìchén and Jiāng Wěi, there was no need for Nice to say anything. Wreck immediately knew that Nice would want to avoid him, and so he gave him his space, resisted seeking him out, kept his mouth shut.
It doesn't last long, though. How could it, when he had promised himself he would be more attentive and not allow Nice to carry his burdens on his own? So, the most he manages to give that space for roughly 24 hours before he actively seeks Nice out. He checks all of Nice's usual spots first, and eventually he comes upon the Children's Area where the Lego Club is held.
What: Dealing with the aftermath of who they were in the Story
When: The day after the return to the Library
Where: Lego Club!
Content warnings: It's TBHX and mentions of suicide are likely, so pre-emptively warning for it here.
Wreck hates and loves the Library all at once. It's because of this place that Nice is even alive and himself to begin with, and so Wreck is immensely grateful for this opportunity. However, when the Library keeps dragging the Editors into Stories to play their parts to properly end the story, it's difficult to appreciate the second chance they've both been given.
Once they returned from the Story and ceased to be Láng Yìchén and Jiāng Wěi, there was no need for Nice to say anything. Wreck immediately knew that Nice would want to avoid him, and so he gave him his space, resisted seeking him out, kept his mouth shut.
It doesn't last long, though. How could it, when he had promised himself he would be more attentive and not allow Nice to carry his burdens on his own? So, the most he manages to give that space for roughly 24 hours before he actively seeks Nice out. He checks all of Nice's usual spots first, and eventually he comes upon the Children's Area where the Lego Club is held.

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If you want a specific color, try not to mix them.
[ He heard the footsteps, but his mind couldn't register who they belonged to at the moment. ]
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Did someone put away the pieces haphazardly?
[ Wreck keeps his tone light and evenly measured. ]
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Supposably they're supposed to be haphazardly thrown together.
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Liiiike... intentionally?
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[ Nice's voice takes a higher mocking tone. ]
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[ It's not like he's a neat freak himself, but he'd be pissed if he were trying to build something and had to dig through a sea of colors to sort them out so he could actually build what he wanted in a way that made sense. ]
So, were you trying to sort them? Or trying to suffer through building something with that mess?
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[ But really he just wanted something else to focus on other than his thoughts. ]
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[ He tilts his head thoughtfully. He wants so badly to fix one small problem for Nice, even though he understands why Nice is sorting them to begin with. ]
Want me to help?
[ He figures if he asks, Nice can make the choice himself. ]
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If you want to.
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[ Wreck leans forward, spreading his arms wide and leaning forward as if to scoop the Legos into his arms. The Legos glitch in a full display of rainbow colors and static as Wreck uses his hands to guide and shape the pieces into a tower that's wider than it is tall.
When the glitching fades, the pieces are in solid blocks of color, although the tower begins to fall apart. Wreck pulls over a few empty boxes so he can sort the colors into the boxes as the pieces spill over the sides, sliding the boxes toward Nice as each box fills with mostly single-color Lego pieces.
It's not perfect, as Nice will see. A few different colors outside of the primary color of each box ended up spilling in, too, but it's significantly more organized than the heap of random colors. ]
Sorry, looks like you'll still have to sort them a bit.
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is actually.... pretty cool.
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[ He laughs faintly, feeling a little flabbergasted. ]
The sorting?
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[ It's a lot more impressive than anything he could do. ]
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[ Wreck rolls his eyes, but he's smiling. ]
I can manipulate entire buildings like a Rubik's cube, but this is what impresses you?
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[ Nice lets out a soft huff and lightly elbows Wreck beside him. ]
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[ He chuckles as Nice elbows him, glad to get that kind of reaction out of Nice. ]
Message received loud and clear. I'm amazing at my job.
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So I know the answer is no, but I'm gonna ask anyway. Do you... want to talk?
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[ He reaches out to rest a hand on Nice's shoulder. ]
...Would it... be okay if I talk and you listen?
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I guess... so.
[ he can't get his thoughts in order, maybe Wreck could do a better job. ]
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Okay. So... um...
[ He'd thought about what he wanted to say in general before he began searching for Nice, but now that he's here, he's not really sure where to start. ]
I guess I wanted to start off with I'm sorry? I know it wasn't really us, but it still... also kind of was, so...
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What are you even talking about?
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