Wait until she Learns what a Coat is... (Open to 3)

Doors were a tricky thing. They separated one part of space from another, even if those two pieces of space had never touched in the first place. She couldn’t begin to fathom what it was like for people who couldn’t see the doors to the Velvet Room. When someone went in, did it appear to be a magic trick, where the person suddenly disappeared into thin air? She couldn’t imagine that kind of thing. Maybe it was more complicated, but she had never seen someone go in and out through the other side, so she didn’t know. She could find out though, and today was her day. She took a quick glance around the Velvet Room. She wasn’t alone, but there were few enough people not paying attention to her that she could easily sneak out without being noticed. She went up to the door nearest to her and, with a smile on her face, escaped the ever-blue room.

The world outside the door was… very white. She had escaped one single colored world straight into another. She also noticed that it was quite cold outside the door. She sneezed as the frigid air moved over her skin. It was strange to her, especially since other people passing by seemed to be holding up just fine. They were all walking away from some large building near the exit. They also all looked alike; their clothing did, anyway. She went up to a random person and shoved her face in theirs, “How are you not feeling the sudden temperature change? Are humans that much different from me?” The person stepped back, “Umm… I’m sorry. I don’t know what you’re talking about.” With that, they moved on. Lola made an obvious pouting face and whined, “Come on. I just want to know why I’m the only one who feels cold.”


((Lola is back, because I miss her. YAY!))