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"Some romances aren't bad. I love fantasy, horror, and mystery novels, myself." Teithi said, smiling over at her. He looked around to see which books he had read. He noticed that they had the entire Merlin series, which he was glad to see. However, he wanted to read something new and he ended up grabbing Wolf Speaker, by Tamora Pierce, off the shelf. "Are you going to pick something out to read?" he asked her.

"It just goes to show that everything you do has an effect, even if you don't know it at the time," he said, looking contemplative. He sat down in a comfortable position, and then open the book. He was quickly absorbed into Diane's story, although he quickly realized it was not the first book in the series. He put it down and went to grab the first book-Wild Magic- and then began to read once again.

He noticed when she went to the faucet and followed her over. He got a drink after her, he had not realized how thirsty he was getting because he was wrapped up in the book. He drank greedily and then sat by her, settling in to read again, but waiting in case she wanted to go do something else instead.

He nodded and then smiled, curling himself up once again to read. He read swiftly, as was his norm, and in about an hour, he stood-closing the book as he did. He returned the book to the shelf before going over to sit at the windows and look over the grounds. He looked over at Karin, happy, and settled by the window to rest as she was reading. He was content to lay there as he waited, and he was perfectly comfortable.

"You know, you really do not have to humor me," he said, sure that she was only stopping her book because he was done. He waited to see what she said, wanting to be sure she was actually done reading before he offered any other suggestions. He was perfectly happy to continue to watch out the window, he was amazed by the sheer variety of creatures he kept seeing on the grounds.

He laughed and then smiled. "Alright then, so how will we amuse ourselves now?" he said out loud, thinking to himself. "Any more specific ideas," he asked, wondering what she would come up with. He waited silently because he wanted to hear everything she said and not miss anything.

"I am more interested in going to see the little ones, but I would love to see it," he said, a smile breaking over his face at the thought of kits. He had always enjoyed watching what few kits he had come across in his life, and he loves their company. He waited for her to show him the way, and as he did rolled his paws a few times to relieve a little stiffness from them.