With Hamtaro and Bijou...
Hamtaro and Bijou walked together towards the Bad Hams Place. "It seems weird to go inside alone, no?" Bijou questioned. "What do you mean by alone?" Hamtaro asked. "You know," she replied, "Caitlin is always with us because she knows the place like her fur pattern."
Hamtaro nodded in agreement. Before their conversation was over, the couple was in front of the Bad Hams Place. "Ready, Bijou?" Hamtaro inquired. "Of course," she rejoined. Hamtaro and Bijou climbed the tree and opened the hatch door. He helped her through the doorway as Hamtaro and Bijou entered the Bad Hams Place together.
As soon as Bijou got into the Bad Hams Place, Hamtaro held Bijou's paw as the couple searched for the library. "Hopefully none of those awful Bad Hams see us in here," Bijou said as she drew close to Hamtaro's side. "Don't worry, Bijou," he replied. "They won't."
After a few minutes of searching, Bijou said, "There it is!" Hamtaro looked to where Bijou was pointing and opened the door. The library was empty, but he felt someone was watching them. Hamtaro entered the library first, then Bijou came into the library. "It feels like someone's watching us, Hamtaro," she acknowledged. "Just ignore it," Hamtaro responded. "Just look for a book about the sixteen hundreds."
Bijou nodded and looked around the library for any books. When she came to the table that Mike used previously, Bijou looked at the books' titles. Some of the titles were marked "History," but some were marked "The Sixteen Hundreds." "Hamtaro!" Bijou shouted. "There's books on this table!"
Hamtaro came to the table and said, "OK, Bijou, let's look." He and Bijou looked through numerous books and found out lots about the sixteen hundreds' kings and queens and their ways. "I wonder why he's got so many books on this table about the sixteen hundreds," Hamtaro mumbled. "Doesn't he have enough?"
At that moment, Hamtaro and Bijou both heard the door open. "I just can't find the right thing," Mike said. "Well," Stella remarked, "I guess you're gonna have to look harder." "I've looked harder and harder," Mike retorted. "Now what can I do about that?"
Hamtaro and Bijou raced behind a bookcase and tried to stay still. Bijou hugged Hamtaro tighter than a snake suffocating its prey. He tried to wrench from her grip, but Bijou's grip became tighter. "Don't," she whispered.
Mike began to talk again once he reached the table. "It says everything about the kings, queens, and castles," he conversed, "but it says nothing about the evil sorcerers in the sixteen hundreds!"
Hamtaro whispered to Bijou, "So that's what he wants! I thought of that, but I didn't think he'd want to know anything about that." "But why evil sorcerers?" Bijou questioned. "That's what I don't know," he remarked.
Stella looked through the bookcases and stated, "Are you sure you have a book on this stuff?" "I'm sure, Stella," Mike retorted. "I had a book about sorcerers a few weeks ago..." Stella shrugged and said, "What's it called?" "'The Evil Sorcerers of the Sixteen Hundreds' is it's title," Mike replied. "First of all," she returned, "it's going to be in the history stuff, which is on the other side of this dern bookcase..."
Bijou gasped and whispered to Hamtaro, "She's coming to this side of the bookcase, Hamtaro!" Hamtaro jumped and said, "Let's make a run for it!" She held onto Hamtaro and said, "No!" Bijou thought quickly and saw a space in the bookcase. Hamtaro saw it, too, and the couple squeezed quickly in the space.
Stella came around the bookcase and said, "What number would it be?" "I don't know," Mike retorted as he looked at the bookcase. "Ah! There it is!" He took it off of the shelf and glanced at it. "Yep," Mike declared finally. When he said that, Stella turned around and said, "I'm going now."
Hamtaro and Bijou walked together towards the Bad Hams Place. "It seems weird to go inside alone, no?" Bijou questioned. "What do you mean by alone?" Hamtaro asked. "You know," she replied, "Caitlin is always with us because she knows the place like her fur pattern."
Hamtaro nodded in agreement. Before their conversation was over, the couple was in front of the Bad Hams Place. "Ready, Bijou?" Hamtaro inquired. "Of course," she rejoined. Hamtaro and Bijou climbed the tree and opened the hatch door. He helped her through the doorway as Hamtaro and Bijou entered the Bad Hams Place together.
As soon as Bijou got into the Bad Hams Place, Hamtaro held Bijou's paw as the couple searched for the library. "Hopefully none of those awful Bad Hams see us in here," Bijou said as she drew close to Hamtaro's side. "Don't worry, Bijou," he replied. "They won't."
After a few minutes of searching, Bijou said, "There it is!" Hamtaro looked to where Bijou was pointing and opened the door. The library was empty, but he felt someone was watching them. Hamtaro entered the library first, then Bijou came into the library. "It feels like someone's watching us, Hamtaro," she acknowledged. "Just ignore it," Hamtaro responded. "Just look for a book about the sixteen hundreds."
Bijou nodded and looked around the library for any books. When she came to the table that Mike used previously, Bijou looked at the books' titles. Some of the titles were marked "History," but some were marked "The Sixteen Hundreds." "Hamtaro!" Bijou shouted. "There's books on this table!"
Hamtaro came to the table and said, "OK, Bijou, let's look." He and Bijou looked through numerous books and found out lots about the sixteen hundreds' kings and queens and their ways. "I wonder why he's got so many books on this table about the sixteen hundreds," Hamtaro mumbled. "Doesn't he have enough?"
At that moment, Hamtaro and Bijou both heard the door open. "I just can't find the right thing," Mike said. "Well," Stella remarked, "I guess you're gonna have to look harder." "I've looked harder and harder," Mike retorted. "Now what can I do about that?"
Hamtaro and Bijou raced behind a bookcase and tried to stay still. Bijou hugged Hamtaro tighter than a snake suffocating its prey. He tried to wrench from her grip, but Bijou's grip became tighter. "Don't," she whispered.
Mike began to talk again once he reached the table. "It says everything about the kings, queens, and castles," he conversed, "but it says nothing about the evil sorcerers in the sixteen hundreds!"
Hamtaro whispered to Bijou, "So that's what he wants! I thought of that, but I didn't think he'd want to know anything about that." "But why evil sorcerers?" Bijou questioned. "That's what I don't know," he remarked.
Stella looked through the bookcases and stated, "Are you sure you have a book on this stuff?" "I'm sure, Stella," Mike retorted. "I had a book about sorcerers a few weeks ago..." Stella shrugged and said, "What's it called?" "'The Evil Sorcerers of the Sixteen Hundreds' is it's title," Mike replied. "First of all," she returned, "it's going to be in the history stuff, which is on the other side of this dern bookcase..."
Bijou gasped and whispered to Hamtaro, "She's coming to this side of the bookcase, Hamtaro!" Hamtaro jumped and said, "Let's make a run for it!" She held onto Hamtaro and said, "No!" Bijou thought quickly and saw a space in the bookcase. Hamtaro saw it, too, and the couple squeezed quickly in the space.
Stella came around the bookcase and said, "What number would it be?" "I don't know," Mike retorted as he looked at the bookcase. "Ah! There it is!" He took it off of the shelf and glanced at it. "Yep," Mike declared finally. When he said that, Stella turned around and said, "I'm going now."