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Jessie smiled at him, “it's always good to learn something new but sometimes I find it comforting to go back as reread an old favorite. Like I'm visiting an old friend.” She even had a few ‘old friends’ who had become so fragile that she had to get new copies so she didn't destroy the first set. Her excitement practically radiated off of her at the thought of visiting someone else's wonder. To explore and learn about another place and time. “Exactly! We need to learn more about each other, and our history.” She wanted to tell him to go get Niflheim right that moment so they could go but her better judgement kicked in.

After taking a calming breath she nodded decisively. “I can get you a business card and you can give it to him. He is welcome to contact me that way or through the ring at his convenience.” She had to act like an adult, not like a kid who had found a new toy. “As for the ring,” she absently twisted the silver signet on her finger, “ I found it on my wonder. No instructions and my ancestor wasn't, and still isn't, feeling particularly helpful.” She chuckled softly, of a bit forcefully, before conceding Snowball’s point. “But you're right. Any life line is better than none.”

Jessie smiled at the cat, the idea of the business card was a fantastic idea. It had all her contact info on it all she would have to do is scrawl Niflhel’s name on it, along with her own knight name, ‘stamp’ it, and in theory he should get it. “It would be nice to have an instruction manual but unless one of the other, older, knights did it I will just continue to flounder along.” She shrugged and nodded, not that she really understood what Snowball meant when he offered his help for the ring upgrade. How could a ring be upgraded.

“Oh, yes.. Yes of course. Come right in.” She was pulled from her thoughts when the cat expressed interest in checking out the store. The brunette scrambled to her feet and opened the break room door, “Come on in. Take your time looking around. If it was fall or winter I would say that we are likely slow so the talking isn't a big deal but since school is out there is no guarantee how many people are here.” She fell silent as both entered the store properly. Jessie couldn’t wait to see the guardian cat’s reaction to the store. So many things to think about, to do… the least of which was finding a business card for the little fluff ball. The young knight still had a lot to learn and with luck the cat will help her.