[Bellamy]
When we got into the office, it wasn’t what I expected. I’d thought it’d be larger, full of shelves lined in books and filing cabinets. There were cabinets and drawers, but not as many as I thought he would need for centuries of research.
In the center of the room was a desk with a computer on it. I guess it would make sense for him to upgrade to modern tech. I only kept things separate because I didn’t like all my files to be accessible in one spot. Dilly went to the computer and booted it up. He scoffed.
“There’s no password. I thought this would be harder since he had doors magically keyed to people.” Dilly said as he started clicking around.
“Maybe he thought no one would get in. If you’re confident in all your other security measures, you don’t think of basic things.
