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Rille set the bestiary aside. As interesting as it was, it didn't have anything useful. She looked up at the girl throwing books, frowning, and then turned her frown to the stack of books in front of her. I don't think it's a disease...it felt more like a parasite. She set the book of diseases aside reluctantly, promising herself that she'd look at it later. She picked up the other bestiary, the one about magical creatures. This looks more promising...hmm, but 'Common Magical Creatures?' I'm not so sure about that, I've never seen anything like this before. Ah, well, let's give it a try anyways. She opened the book up, but could tell almost at once that it wasn't going to be any help. It looked like more of a children's book than anything else. She put it aside quickly, starting to leaf through the last book in her stack: 'Magical Disease and Infestation'. Infestation...well, that sounds about right. She was soon absorbed in the book, ignoring everything else around her.

Rille ran her finger down one page of the book, scowling slightly at the words, as though they had offended her somehow. In fact, she was afraid she had found the answer to her problem...well, partially anyways. From what the book said, the thing that she had removed from Ananda was something like a leach, but one that fed on a byproduct of their 'powers' rather than on blood. And it looks like I was wrong. Partly. It can feed on me after all. And if I use my gift to get rid of the byproducts, I give it more food, and it just makes more. Some of the byproducts were really nasty sounding, too, and she recognized a few that she had flushed out of Ananda. She skimmed down the page towards the section marked 'Cures'. It was depressingly short. 'At this time, there is no known cure for this infestation, magical or mundane. Certain combinations of drugs may be used to neutralize the effects of the toxins produced.' It went on to list the reccommended drugs. Rille scanned the list, but didn't recognize any of them. Leaving the book open on the table, she went off in search of a book that could identifty them.

Mizo walked into the libry, her boot's steps were muffled by the carpet. She pushed her new glasses up her thin nose and walked twords the libarians desk. "Hello, I was woundering were the fantasy section was." The libarian pointed over her left shoulder behind her. Mizo glansed around and saw the sign 'FANTASY'. "Sorry..." She mumbled and she turned to the section. Idely running a finger down the spine of a thick tome she pulled a book down.

Usagi blinked and looked at him inoccently for a second before handing him his book and laughing softly. "You humans are funny..." she said softly though there were a lot of people that were not human at this school. As she thought about it a bit more she realized it might be an insult to call him a human but hoped this was not the case. She then sat down next to him and smiled softly "My name's Usagi, its nice to meet you whoever you are"she said.

'At least he's not dead' she thought remebering that half of the 'new people' that she had met at this school had been souls. Most of them had gone on the their afterlifes peacefully but others were a bit hard headed. Humans were a lot more harder to talk to and get to know because they would always be busy, you can't be busy when your dead.

Usagi gave a nervous laugh appearantly he wasn't human, she really needed to learn to watch her mouth. She then saw the fire come from his hands and started to get alaramed a bit jumping back slightly. Then the table started on fire and it took him a minute to notice, she sighed slightly. "I guess I can't get on your bad side" she muttered though more to herself as she looked at the table.

She was about to go get help or something when one of the students simply created water from no where and put out the fire eaisly. The school really didn't have many humans in it, maybe this place will be even more intresting then she thought. She then reached over and took the guy's arm pulling him up to her as she kissed him softly and broke it a few minutes later. "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you!" she said bowing her head as she waited for a response.

Usagi gave out her kisses regulary, when she was sorry for something, saying hello, or just having fun. Sufficant enough to say this wasn't going to be the last time that she kissed him randomly, the only thing she hadn't done however was kiss someone for love. She blinked a second and smiled brightly again, glad that he wasn't angry at her anymore.

"Its good to meet you too!" she said happily and grabbed his hand like a girlfriend would. She pulled a black hat over her violet hair since it was the start of fall it was kind of cold outside. "Okay so what do you want to do? I'm kind of bored, but we could continue to read if you like" she said softly still not letting go of his hand.

Nioki's eyes drooped as she continued reading the words on the page.She looked over at Zasz again,as she felt alittle uneasy."Is it me or are these books a bit boring?"She smiled at him seeming to know what he was thinking at that point."Gosh you sure are good at covering things up arent you?Dont worry about it,.....Im bored too I just want you to be happy thats all."She placed her hand to her heart feeling the beat against her hand.Until I find away Ill always feel like Im not good enough for him.This beat..........not real....I feel worthless.She tried to force a smile though it came out as a silent cry for help.

Rille stacked her books neatly and carried them over to a librarian. "I'd like to check these out, please," she said softly. The librarian looked at the stack of books and gave her a skeptical look. "All right. Have them back in a week," she said at last, stamping the books. Rille gave her a grateful smile and lifted the pile of books again. It was heavy, and she tucked a few of the smaller books into her bag to make it less awkward. She turned and started to walk for the door, staggering slightly. Anyone who didn't know her might think she was drunk, but between the effect of the leech and the heavy stack of books, she was having a little trouble. She eventually made it outside, and leaned against the outside wall of the library. After all, I need to figure out what I'm going to do. She slid down the wall to sit with a thud outside, sighing softly and laying her stack of books on the ground beside her.