[She's found her way to the library, a happy spring in her step, hymns and lyricless tunes hum from her lips. What has her in such a good mood? You might need to ask and find out. But if one were to come across her, they'd find the chipper redhead waltzing the aisles, book in hand, lazily flipping pages. Occasionally she'd pause her movements to
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Currently he's curled up in a beam of sunlight filtering into the library, though his keen hearing picks up her footsteps and wakes him up quickly.]
Who's there?
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Giselle is here. [Grin] I'm sorry... Did I wake you?
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Yeah, you did. You humans all step loudly. What is this place, anyways? Lots of people have been coming in and out.
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I'm terribly sorry... I can step lighter, if you like? I'm almost done in here anyway.
Oh! This is a library. Many people come here to read the books and such. It's a popular place to visit, so... Perhaps not the best place to take a nap, I'm afraid.
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[Sorry, he's a grump.]
Oh. So it's like a crude information bank. Weird that all the books are just kept on shelves-- wouldn't it be easy to steal them?
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Why would you want to steal them? They're all here for free. You simply rent them out, and return them when you're done with them.
[Obviously the concept of 'this is too easy' evades her.]
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Nothing... Extremely valuable, I suppose?
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[Klet sneers, then laughs a bit.]
You're lucky, woman. They're walking nightmares. Anyways, makes sense that they wouldn't put the valuable stuff on display just like that.
[The Geno sits back on his haunches until curiosity gets the better of him.]
So, uh... what did you come down here to look for?
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A walking Nightmare sounds.. awfully terrible. [Her face twists just a little.]
Oh. I was curious about how the boat was moving. I've never seen a boat this large and.. Well I don't think any oars could reach the water from the top deck, so...
[She shows him the title of the book she'd been carrying. 'Big Boats and How They Work']
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Oars? You're from a time when people still use oars?
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[She's been reading a lot.]
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[Klet's not as surprised about this as he was a few days ago, when he first found out about the whole "different worlds, different times" thing from reading on the network.]
I'm from pretty far in the future, apparently. Even this ship is old-grade to me.
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