The fire has thankfully largely been extinguished already, especially because this place looks kind of antique and not especially keen on fire safety. There is a strange object that looks like it maybe melted halfway in the middle of all the scorch marks, though. It still feels pretty hot.
It seems pretty fucked up. Like, oh, it had a rapid deceleration through the atmosphere, and the panels snapped off somewhere along the way, and it's like 50% melted. It was probably not intended to do whatever it did.
and the library does not seem to have an excess of large flying object removal supplies, unfortunately. Maybe you'll find someone who can help, but don't you have a due date?
[But also there is this giant chunk of metal in the library]
[...but also due date]
[Sighs, and leaves it for now, goes to try and dig up the books he needs. Maybe by the time this paper is done, it will have cooled down enough to be disassembled so he can cart it off]
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[Surely there's a fire extinguisher around here somewhere]
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[How badly damaged does it seem?]
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[Well... leaving it in the library probably won't help]
[Sighs, and looks for something to get it out of here]
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1. superheated
2. like 600 lbs
and the library does not seem to have an excess of large flying object removal supplies, unfortunately. Maybe you'll find someone who can help, but don't you have a due date?
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[But also there is this giant chunk of metal in the library]
[...but also due date]
[Sighs, and leaves it for now, goes to try and dig up the books he needs. Maybe by the time this paper is done, it will have cooled down enough to be disassembled so he can cart it off]
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[Time to dig up any and all references to vampires and aggressively reject all the sources that claim they're monsters]
[Which is to say, heading over to PRIMARY SOURCES: EARLY 20TH CENTURY]