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Undo revision 135299 by Enter a username (talk) I'm not well versed with Alcatraz but this looks like a joke edit.
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In his travels about the city, Alcatraz realizes that he is a huge celebrity and for a while gets caught up in the adulation. He snaps out of it when grandpa gives him a smack and points out that he’s becoming like his father, who remains aloof and dismissive of his son. Alcatraz has gotten so caught up in his fame that he’s forgotten that he can testify at Bastille’s trial. They rush off to [[Crystallia]].
As usual, Grandpa and Alcatraz arrive late, but they insist on testifying anyway. Their pleas do seem to reduce the sentence of Bastille, who is cut off from the [[Mindstone]] for a couple of days. When they arrive back at Keep Smedry, [[Kangchenjunga Sarekgjakka|She Who Cannot Be Named]] is waiting there for them. She appears to be a nice old lady, but she is, in fact, one of the most vicious Librarians of them all. Her presence at the treaty negotiations is not a good sign (except for the yummy cookies she brings).
Alcatraz rushes back to the Royal Archives to beat Shasta to whatever she is looking for while Grandpa goes to the treaty vote to try to dissuade the council from signing. Alcatraz finds a large room with books heaped everywhere and decides that he needs a Librarian to organize it all. With the help of [[Rikers Dartmoor|Prince Rikers]], Bastille’s brother, they go fetch Himalaya and she begins to sort the books with supernatural speed.
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