The Note
Disclaimer: I don't own The Amazing World of Gumball, nor Gravity Falls, or else I'd be either Ben Bocquelet or Alex Hirsch.
Chapter 2
Seeking assistance, Gumball went to the library to ask for help from Bobert, who was working away on who knows what on the computer.
"Hey, Bobert!"
"Greetings, feline life form known as Gumball," greeted Bobert in his monotonic, robotic voice.
"I have a question for you. How do I decipher this code? Don't tell me what it means, I'd just like to know how to solve it."
Gumball gave Bobert the note, and after reading the back, he used his mainframe to find the location of a website that could help Gumball.
"Here is where you will find your query: on Google, search "Gravity Falls cryptograms," click on the link labeled "List of cryptograms," and scroll down until you see Gematria cipher table. Read what it says."
"Alright. Thanks, Bobert," Gumball said as he moved to an unoccupied comptuer.
"No problem."
Just as Gumball finished copying all of the numbers from 1 to 26 and writing the letter A beneath 1, the bell rang. D*mn, he cursed himself. I'll have to finish at home. Thank goodness there's only one more period left. Gathering his belongings, Gumball logged out of the computer and hastily moved to his next class. It was only one hour, but it felt like ages to Gumball. When the dismissal bell rang, he got up to go, but he got trapped in the crowd of students that wanted to get out.
Good grief, why the h*ll don't people walk more quickly and take up less space? he thought, frustrated. The hallway is like a freaking blood vessel, and the clusters of students leaving are like blood clots forming in said vessels.
Author's Note: About the website that I put in this chapter: it's real and that's how you get there. Also, Gumball's thoughts about the cluttered hallways at dismissal time are my thoughts, too. It pisses me off a bit when people in a hallway walk so slowly and group themselves in such a way that it's hard too move around them. Anyway, more chapters coming soon. Read and review.
