I removed the last books and lifted the bookshelf a little to allow Ms Green to pull herself out of her captivity. "Thank you so much my knight." she said while making an elegant curtsy. She sat down on a chair, sorted her hair and rubbed her wrists. I asked her: "I have freed you now, you don't need me for anything else, so can you give me the pass-letter?" "Not so fast. As I said I want to do a little research with you. The thing is I want to improve my teaching for the next year and in order to do so I bought some new books and material. It got delivered that's the reason for all this stuff over there", she pointed at the tarpaulin "in order to make space for it I wanted to get the shelf out of the way and you know the rest of the story." Ms Green sighed. "Sorry I need to recover a little, could you disassemble the bookshelf so we can bring it to the janitor, I want to look through the stuff. If you do this for me I will write you the letter."
Her task was doable, I agreed and went to the shelf. It was an easy system that didn't even require tools. While I was taking it apart, Ms Green had taken a large black book out and read concentrated. She sat with her legs crossed over each other. I saw that her shoes were dangling from her feet again and she switched her feet every now and then. I had disassembled half of the shelf, while glancing at my teacher over and over. She had a knowing smile on her face. I was working really slow, but I couldn't help but look at her.
Once I was finally done needing three times as long as necessary, I walked over to my teacher. She was still reading in the large old-looking book. When she placed it on the table I took a look and saw that it didn't contain signs of a language I knew. It was probably some ancient stuff I couldn't understand.
"I'm done if you give me the letter, then I will bring the shelf to the janitor so it's out of the way." "Thank you, I have the letter here, but before I hand it over to you, I will ask you one last time: Are you sure you don't want to participate in the research. It is really interesting, I have this book here, I know it looks like gibberish, but I can read it and it's medieval ritual for entertainment and relaxation. I want to try it out and I'm sure it will be fun, just think about it most people back then had shitty lives so they needed big entertainment to compensate for the hard times."
I was still sure that I wanted to go, but hearing a few more words is probably interesting. So I listened to her explanation. "There are numerous techniques. You don't have to do much I will do all the work and spoil you." This actually sounded quite nice, but I had other tests. Ms Green realized that I was at least slightly interested, so she continued: "It's just a relaxation technique. Also there are even a few involving tickling." She poked me in the side when she said that. I jumped away from her fingers and answered:
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