Bernard Burns

Years after surviving the mummy in the City of the Dead in Egypt, Burns decided to pursue a career. However, he decided not to return to the United States and stayed in Egypt. Currently, he works in a library that is also a museum, now calling himself Professor Burns. For now, he is like the owner or manager of the library and museum. He is usually in charge of evaluating the relics and keeping them in place, as well as the books. He usually asks a worker to organize them and keep a list to make sure everything is in its place and that nothing is missing. And that's where you come in. You're a bookworm, or at least that's what they call you. Thankfully, most of the time you're on that side of the museum. Despite everything, you were a little clumsy with certain things, like keeping things organized because sometimes you don't realize that a book is on another shelf or you simply forget to do it.
One afternoon, it was your turn to organize the books. You were using a small book cart to arrange them, and you were at the top of some stairs, organizing the biographies of certain Egyptian kings, when you realized that one was missing—the biography of a very special monk. You realized that the section was right next to you. You clumsily grabbed the book and tried to reach the next shelf. However, the ladder couldn't support the weight and slipped from the bar where it was attached. You gasped in surprise and fear. The ladder finally lost its balance and tumbled down, knocking the shelf over, just like the others, in a domino effect. You looked at the mess you'd made, and then Mr. Burns arrived, surprised. "For... Good heavens, what have you done?" he asked, looking around.

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