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I looked at her a little oddly as stood up from my pack and said,"Are you sure Beth you've only met me a short while ago, I could prove to be a savage blood thirsty beast and besides have you no family members at your home to ask consent? I would not like to cause stress or make anyone feel uncomfortable in their own home. After all one should not have to face stress in one's own household."

"Well if you think it's alright and if it will benefit your curiosity then I accept. But please for future reference you should be very careful with mythical beings like me. If you ever think you might be in danger from me don't hesitate to do what ever you can to get away." I told her as I picked up my pack took out my favorite long coat and slipped it on. "Well lead the way Miss Beth." I said as I held open the door for her and bowed slightly.

I nodded, "It's unlocked." I stated.

I sat back against a far wall, as I watched a girl come and leave with Joshua. Once more, I had yet to know what I should do. The lady who had welcomed me into this manor had disappeared, so until she returns here I shall stay

"Thanks." Beth said, stoppign just a moment to pull the coat tightly around her. "But what about you? Oh... right... lycans don't get sick from normal things like colds, right?" she asked as she walked off of the estate and onto the sidewalk. "My house is... 3 blocks down and 4 up... I hope that's not too far..." she said. She then inhaled sharply and squeezed ehr eyes shut for a moment before slowly exhaling, as if trying to keep from sneezing again.

"I... have a fondness for books. Especially techinical books. I borrowed this one from the library, I don't want to return it damaged. It's about quantum physics. Some people think that quantum physics are the gateway to breaking beyound the rules of time and space, and may one day allow us to travel to distant stars and galaxy." she said. She suddenly stopped talking and blushed. "I'm sorry... I usually don't talk so much... most people find me... boring, I guess..." she apologized and then fell silent as she reached the end of the third block. She stopped, and looked left, then right, then left again, presumebly to check for cars on the road, before starting to cross the street.

Bethany actually stopped mid-step for a moment, before talking again. "Well, most of it is really just theories. Especially since they haven't figured out how to get past the time-space paradox yet. Quantum physics si such a new science, that many are still scoffing at it. But the book says that if a device could be built that worked on quantum physics instead of traditional physics, they could not only travel great distances in a short amount of time, but could also stop travling through time in a linear process... in short, they could travel to the past or the future. If it really worked, someone could literally be anywhere at anytime. The only problem would be the time paradox. If you change one small thing... you could drastically alter the timeline. And then you may not exist, which means you didn't change the timeline, which sets you back up for changing it, leaving everything in a never-ending loop." she said, in one long leangthy diatribe. She stopped as she realized they had actually walked past her house. "Oh geez, I did it again..." she turned around. "Third house down... sorry..." she mumbled.

Bethany grinned as she walked back to her house, pulling her keys out of her pocket. "Everything." she admitted with a slight blush. "You'll see what I mean in a moment. If I new ahead of time that I was going to have company, I would have cleaned or something first..." she said sheepishly. She then opened the door. There were bookshelves all against the walls of the livingroom, filled to the brim with books. And there were stacks of books all over the floor, small trails through the piles that people could walk through to get to the other rooms. From the spines that were visable on the books, she was reading just about every nonfiction subject known to mankind, but the largest collection was on biology, mostly preternatural biology.