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" Well Little missie," He sad as he slammed his book shut and hoped down to the grass with her and standing looking down at her. " Just wanted time for just you and I. I find that is some of the best time to lorn a bought one another. Also as you where right me and Sei have had are little bumps in the road. He dose not think so because he is blind by his own goodness. he thinks that everyone is a angle, when I am not as bad as some, but I know I am not a angle." Then he turned from her and walked to the door of this place it was a large stone door that slid to the side and he easily moved it with one hand and jested for her to enter his own resting place.

As they walked in to this places there was something that looked like a coffin in the middle of the room but it was made of steel, and insted of a sold lid like some would think it was a type of glass. Inside of it it was a seep red inlay and there was something that looked like a minny bar that is right he may be dead but he was going to do it in style

The walls lined with books all read by this young man. Some where on the ground open o some random page and some stacked in a corner off to the side but books everywhere. this hole place lit by candle and fox sat on top of the coffin and asked her to join him by pating on it just next to him. " I would like to talk to you for miny resins, first off, I do not know you and you have done me this grand faver of fixing my things. Also I would like to thank you again. On top of that I woud like to get to know you in a more personal since, like I have said before once I see something I like I go for it."

"You seem to enjoy reading as much as I. Impressive collection." she said with a smile, moving deeper within the room. She paused for a moment, arching a brow and looking outside as Hunter passed, not thinking much of his passing, though wondering why he was drinking. Returning her attention to Fox, she smiled and wondered more. "Your gratitude is appreciated. Some day, I am confident there will be an item you can help me with. So please, worry not of gratitude, I know you're grateful and I appreciate your gratitude very much. And again, whatever you wish to know, you are welcome to ask."

She smiled, nodding her head as he spoke. "My goodness, quite a lot of topics. We shall address them one at a time, though not in the order you have mentioned them." she said softly, first seating herself gracefully, placing her hands in her lap. "Now that we are seated .. I come from Du Weldenvarden. It is an ancient city of elves, I have lived there my entire life. There are many things to say about this city, there is a lot of history as well as .. many people. Please ask more specific questions." she said cheerfully. "I think you're very forward but very kind."

"Large in the sense of Elves, small in the sense of Men. Completely self sufficient, though we do some trading with the other elven villages as well as with the dwarves, men and other creatures whenever it suits us. Of the arts .. we all have our own favorites. Scholars of words, song, dance, painting, architecture .. everything. Our land is ruled by a very fair, kind Queen." she said with a smile, tilting her head. "What makes you think you have said or done anything that would offend me?"

"Oh, all sorts of woodland creatures. Many more though I'm afraid I cannot speak of them. I hope you understand, it is for the safety and good of my people. As for our queen, she is the head of the Elders of our city. They collaborate to make all important decisions." she said softly, bobbing her head, showing she was proud to say this. "There is want for nothing there."

"What, nod? Most do for emphasis though not all. Do you find this offensive?" she asked curiously, tilting her head.

"Whatever you wish to share, young man. I know from memories Ziven and Argetlam have shared with me, that you're quite the interesting fellow. I assure you that I am all ears." she said with a smile. Reaching her hand over, she flicked his forehead playfully with one finger, knowing where his eyes were wandering.