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"Of course" Vynnessia smiled turning her head toward he demon kitsu while she walked and talked. She too indeed did know the way to her father’s library she had often come here when she was little before she could apparate.

Vynnessia paused then switched directions "This way" she chimed happily. The little wizard kit raised her ears and listened to things around them, yep they were going the right way.

"Were did you grow up?" she asked Sesshomaru suddenly recalling his question a few moments ago. It had sparked her curiosity.

Vynnessia gazed forward "Ah there it is" she said upon seeing the library. She pointed showing the kitsu beside her.

Remus blinked, surprised they had arrived to the cottage-like house so quickly. He must have been very lost in his thoughts to miss passing Bass'ken lake. And he had somehow forgotten to take the time to this new kitsu about his other family members. Which in all really was not surprising with the way he was worried about the new kits as well as Liliana still being missing.

What they actually saw was what looked like a two-story, four room cottage -since the library itself was not visible from the outside. There was still snow on the ground, though flowers bloomed in the front gardens and fruits and vegitables grew around the side to their right. The werewolf purposefully avoided looking to the left and the shed that lay that direction. He led them up the stairs to the front porch, giving a nod to a small white bunny who had drawn himself up in a protective gesture between them and a small white and pink cait cit whose attention was fully taken up by the garden. "The family I live with is... very big. But it's breakfast time, so hopefully Ginny has cooked something up for them and most are in the kitchen so that we can get to the magic door and the library with the least amount of notice as possible." Sniffing the ir belately he could catch the smell of eggs and sausage, probably grapefruit as well. "Ah. Seems she has."

He opened the front door onto the great room, which thankfully appeared empty except for an anthro kirin in a red beret sitting on a sofa watching the kitchen with an opal colored egg on her lap. The room itself seemed larger than the entire cottage looked from the outside, the ceiling stopping at the "proper" height however. Turning at the sound of their entry Relm quirked a brow at the three kitsu and directed her words at the wizard. "So you're ready to put a suiter for your daughters through the wringer, are you? Surprised you brought him home for that."

Remus gave the artist a leveling glance. "Not particularly." But he glanced at Sesshomaru with new thoughts behind his eyes. Was the male interested in his daughter that way? Did she reciprocate? Was he, Remus, ready for his little girls to actually find mates? These thoughts and more tumbled through the wizard's head as he padded to a lone door on the north wall with a polite nod to the beta in the fishtank to his left on the way. He seemed to ignore the sounds of the breakfast meal from the kitchen to the southeast -that room also seeming far larger than it should be from the signs of many creatures of various sizes eating and chattering within.

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Sesshomaru caught the comment as well, and he found himself pondering over it. He wasn't really caught off guard... Not really. A male coming to someone else's home with a father and his daughter. It wasn't that surprising that the residents might have that mindset. Of course, he wasn't used to it, since it had never happened to him before.

However, he decided to act like he didn't hear it.

He looked at Vynnessia straight in the eye, and walked up, stopping beside her, "Would you show me the library?" It was an attempt to stop her from feeling embarrassed, and he hoped that she got what he was trying to tell her.

She flicked her ears and blinked at Sesshomaru stared at her “Umm yeah this way” she said going toward her fathers hidden library “See ya Relm.” Vynnessia smiled and waved. “Come on” she said heading straight for the wall. She stopped for a moment remembering the correct way to open the door. “Ah this is it” she muttered opening the library door.

“Here it is” she said showing him the room, she walked in but it was a bit of a run. She did so love her father’s library. She wandered over to the books and grabbed one at random. “Do you like to read Sesshomaru?” she asked sitting down.

“Your library is and has always been the best Daddy.” Vynnessia smiled.

Vynnessia nodded “That would be great Dad!” she said “Ginny always makes good food.” She remembered when she was younger Ginny always made them food. She looked over to Sesshomaru "Would you like some of Ginny's cooking? It's really good" she said with a kind cheerful smile.

Remus beamed, ducking his head humbly at his daughter's praise of the library. But it amused him to watch her companions reaction. It seemed the white male liked it, which pleased the scholar. "I will see about breakfast." The wizard managed to say instead of trying to insist that it was not his library, but the family's he knew it was a futile arguement, for everyone seemed to think of it as his. All I did was will it to be...

There was a swish of his robes as he turned to leave them in the room & his tails swayed gently.

Sesshomaru nodded after Vynnessia made the offer. He started to stroll down the corridor inbetween two shelves, his three white tails held slightly above ground as he scanned through the titles on the spine of each book that he passed. There were all sorts of titles, more than he could imagine. It would probably take years to finish reading them all, he mused silently to himself.

He found one that read 'Historyu on Japan - The Warring States'. The place, and time, that he had came from. The dog demon hesitated; since he was already a part of this world, why should his thoughts remain in his past? He should move on, and live life anew. However, the book had alraedy piqued his interest, and he found himself removing the book from its place on the shelf.

Sesshomaru looked up from the book he was reading, and stayed silent for a while as he mused over the question posed to him. What was it like? He could find no words to describe it, but he could still envision it in his mind. The tall mountains, the seemingly endless forests... He never knew that there would be a day where he would actually miss Japan.

"It was mostly natrural landscape," He finally replied, "With mountains, forests and clear rivers making up the majority of natural features. The air was clean as well..."