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She came upon a table where there were four chairs seated about it. Taking a seat to herself, she looked around her feeling a bit tiny in the large library. She decided to save the time of searching in the library and would use her magic instead. Closing her eyes, she held her index fingers to her temples and called for recent published books of current event in the past three years. Almost immediately, books had pulled out of their shelves by themselves and began floating into the air. Then all seven books floated over to her location at the table. Each stacking themselves neatly in front of her. She opened her eyes with a satisfied smile and sat up straight ready to begin her research.

She learned that her house was burned to the ground. The article had said that the oldest daughter, herself, was claimed missing. Her step-father on the other had claimed the riches of her family to himself. A year later, Fredrick was knighted a high class nobleman and lived by the castle. More buildings and shops were built. The laws haven't seemed to change too much. The kingdom was still free from the dark lord's grasp. That was good. So much information was being stored into her mind.

“Balon,” He replied. “I’m looking for work. With the war coming up, it wouldn’t be long before people started looking for me but I thought I would get an early start though I didn’t expect to find royalty on the road.”

Cam giggled a bit, then looked back up at the ferret. "Your master has some natural humor about him. But you probably knew that." she smiled wide as she followed him, although a lot more slowly to avoid her crahing into him.

She found the table and sat down, looking to see that the woman was bringing them, and this intrigued her so. She pulled out a tiny gem, something the princess had given her to communicate with. "Amaya-I mean-Your highness, is there anything else you need here? I could get you something else while I am here." she asked through the gemstone.

The gemstone glowed, and a tiny light zipped out of it so quickly that it was unnoticeable.

Dais made it to the table where the dark brown haired woman was at. She appearred to be happily reading the books and had just finished. Dais almost half expected the elderly head librarian to come charging over to the scene, but the librarian didn't show. "Do refrain from doing that, young lady."


Meanwhile, Aldon was just plain enjoying his roost on top Cam's hair. In fact, he tried putting himself in a suntanning form by leaning his back against of the buns. Unfortunately for Cam, Dais heard what Cam said through Aldon's ears.

Dais almost preferred the head elderly librarian do the scolding. The head librarian obviously originated from Mereth. When he had started working at the library, the head librarian had insisted that no elaborate magic be used. He didn't want the library to be so unruly. ... and the head librarian blabbered on and on.

Dais was in no way intimidated by Aonair, but then again, there wasn't much that could intimidate him. "You are correct that this is Mereth, and as such librarians such as myself do indeed work with magic." But Aonair had probably used too wide a display of magic, pulling stacks of books off shelves. "However, the library policy is not to encourage disorder, especially with that many books flying in the air. Now , luckily, the head librarian hasn't arrived. He has... his particulars about running this organization and has thrown some out of the library before."

Dais paused and added in a soft voice, "At least, don't be that blatantly obvious."

"Your highness? Hmm...that's strange." she thought as she recieved no answer yet. She put the stone back and opened the book. "You know Aldon, I sense you master does not like to work here. He seems to get yelled at for no good reasons at all." Cam said. She didn't realize that Aldon was the literal eyes and ears of Dais.

"Perhaps I could get him a job in the castle with me. I know Amaya wouldn't mind. She took me in because she sensed good in me, and it didn't matter where I had come from before. She gave me the pay that I needed since I was homeless. Well...I still am actually... " she said to the ferret in guilt. "I'm not supposed to be, but well, some of the advisors do not wish for me to be there. And they've shown it, although the Princess doesn't know" She returned to her original point.

"I sense that same good in him. But I feel like I have seen him before." she admitted. "I wonder if he's from 'the place' if you know what I mean." she seemed to half-ask.

She looked at him and sighed. "Yes, it's decided. I can give him a job that's a lot better than being yelled at." She thought outloud. "I hope he accepts. You must excuse me, for I know most normal people would probably not talk to you for being a ferret. But you seem to understand me." Cam said to Aldon.

He watched the scene in front of her, and was quite perplexed. Cam smiled shly at the other woman, and then looked to Dais. "I have a question, or more of a business proposition for you." she asked him quietly so the librarian wouldn't come.

Dais had nothing to say to the dark brown haired girl. It seemed that the dark brown haired girl had a bit of an unruly upstart sort of attitude that changed almost dramatically when she seemed to realize her attitude and apologized. At least the girl's skill enabled her to return the books to the shelves correctly. Hopefully, the elderly librarian hadn't spotted those books flying either. If Dais had been much younger, he would have rolled his eyes...but given his age, he didn't show any sort of reaction.

Meanwhile, Aldon simply moved his whiskers and curled around in Cam's hair at her comments. The ferret knew Dais would probably scold him soon for being in a stranger's hair, but being the frisky one, he was enjoying himself while the moment lasted.

Dais hadn't really been yelled at that much. The library had actually found much use for him since the former assassin was quite strong without magic. Dais just didn't want to hear the elderly library go on for hours yelling at someone for breaking a rule. It was annoying to him. Other than that, he didn't really mind working at the library. In fact, he enjoined being able to find all the books he would want to read up on during his off time.

But what was this? Cam had just offered a business proposition to him. Without even turning to face her, he said "Not interested."