Junko Natsumizaka
Just a demonic overlord studying Earth firsthand.
Luna remained silent during their walk, deciding just how long it would be appropriate for her to remain in the library.
Alright; I can come back whenever I please, so this will not be a real visit; it will only be a reconnaissance of what the library has to offer. So, I need to make sure that I don't keep him waiting too long; I don't imagine him to be the type to say 'That's enough, let's get out of here.' after an hour or two, but he did say he had something to do. I'll start with an hour and go down until it seems appropriate; alright. One hour... she imagined Elias sitting with a bored expression on his face on a chair in the library. Too much. She decided. Fifty minutes...still too much...Forty minutes...almost, but still too close to fifty. Ah; twenty five, or rather, thirty minutes sounds perfect. It will be a large place, but I will work fast. She concluded just as they came to the entrance. Instead of looking around first, she took note of the time, planning to check it every now and then until her time was up. Only after she did that was she able to gaze in wonder at the spectacularly extensive selection of books that filled the library.
"You may leave your book at that desk. I forget to tell you that this library is taken care of house-elves but the head of the library is an old rich witch," He whispered to Luna.
Why do wizards enjoy using House Elves for manual labor. Luna thought with a sigh. She put her book on the desk Elias had indicated, and walked back to him. "Do you know how are the books organized?" Luna asked Elias, seeing as the librarian was temporarily unavailable. I need to know, that way I know how to browse through them as efficiently and quickly as possible. If he, or she wasn't busy, I would just ask that librarian.
"So you will already take me there to show our new place in the distant future?" Aislynn laughed, releasing Alastair from her hug.
"Yes, if you'd like it that way." Alastair said. If you'd like it that way then, I mean.
"Well, I would not say no...I would love to visit it...”
"You sound excited." he smiled happily. "I am excited as well; no one I've ever met has been as understanding as you. You seem to accept things that normal people don't." he said gratefully. "Well, shall we begin our flight?" he asked, waving his hand at the dishes, which picked themselves up and flew out the carriage door.
Alright; I can come back whenever I please, so this will not be a real visit; it will only be a reconnaissance of what the library has to offer. So, I need to make sure that I don't keep him waiting too long; I don't imagine him to be the type to say 'That's enough, let's get out of here.' after an hour or two, but he did say he had something to do. I'll start with an hour and go down until it seems appropriate; alright. One hour... she imagined Elias sitting with a bored expression on his face on a chair in the library. Too much. She decided. Fifty minutes...still too much...Forty minutes...almost, but still too close to fifty. Ah; twenty five, or rather, thirty minutes sounds perfect. It will be a large place, but I will work fast. She concluded just as they came to the entrance. Instead of looking around first, she took note of the time, planning to check it every now and then until her time was up. Only after she did that was she able to gaze in wonder at the spectacularly extensive selection of books that filled the library.
"You may leave your book at that desk. I forget to tell you that this library is taken care of house-elves but the head of the library is an old rich witch," He whispered to Luna.
Why do wizards enjoy using House Elves for manual labor. Luna thought with a sigh. She put her book on the desk Elias had indicated, and walked back to him. "Do you know how are the books organized?" Luna asked Elias, seeing as the librarian was temporarily unavailable. I need to know, that way I know how to browse through them as efficiently and quickly as possible. If he, or she wasn't busy, I would just ask that librarian.
"So you will already take me there to show our new place in the distant future?" Aislynn laughed, releasing Alastair from her hug.
"Yes, if you'd like it that way." Alastair said. If you'd like it that way then, I mean.
"Well, I would not say no...I would love to visit it...”
"You sound excited." he smiled happily. "I am excited as well; no one I've ever met has been as understanding as you. You seem to accept things that normal people don't." he said gratefully. "Well, shall we begin our flight?" he asked, waving his hand at the dishes, which picked themselves up and flew out the carriage door.