Brendan said.
“That’s not all. I knew those warriors seemed familiar. Their leader in the book… his name is Slayne.”
“Like the guy whose face I messed up!” exclaimed Eleanor.
“Guys: we’re trapped in a Denver Kristoff book.”
“The writer who built this place,” Brendan said to Will. “Wait – Deal, shouldn’t you have figured this out before? Didn’t you read that book?”
“I skimmed it, Bren, OK? I have a lot of books to read.”
“This is preposterous,” said Will. “Whoever heard of being trapped in a book?”
Instead of answering, Cordelia handed Will another book.
“The Fighting Ace,” said Will. “What’s your point?”
“Open it and read. Out loud.”
Will started with page 1: “‘He was destined to end up as rugged as they come, but as he walked across Farnborough Airfield on April 22, 1916, Officer Cadet Will Draper was nothing more than a boy who wanted to fly.’ Now hold on a minute! What’s the meaning of this?”
“Uh, you?” Cordelia said.
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