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Marcus scowled "What in Tartarus is sooo special about books? Sports Illustrated is way better."

Sadhbh gently picked up Kew and concealed him quickly. She ensured Kew was comfortable and started to stroke him absentmindedly. "It's no trouble I assure you." She began to place simple protections on the books. "It is no simply for your sake that I make the offer. Addy is quite fond of her books. And besides It is no waste. Preservation of knowledge is one of my duties." She said pointedly to Skor.

She slowly moved her head so that she could aim a glare at Marcus. "You have no class nor do you have culture! It's immortals like you, spoilt, selfish, ignorant, inconsiderate, conceited, wastes of space that give the rest of us a bad name! So shut your mouth, sit on the floor and be a good little boy. Children like you are meant to be seen and not heard. You are only a young God after all. Impudent swine." She snarled at Marcus. His stupid comments were beginning to annoy her.

Kew remained in her cloak and Sadhbh waited for Skor to calm down.She smoothly continued placing protection charms on the books.

Sadhbh allowed herself a small smile at Skor "Thankyou." She concealed Kew as he ran back to Skor. "You obviously have a very loyal friend." She commented as she handed a protected book to Skor.

"How very admirable of you." She said, as she found she had a newfound respect for Skor that was quickly surfacing.

Sadhbh inclined her head and silently continued with the books. She allowed herself a small sigh and began to speak. "There aren't many immortals these days who aren't consumed by arrogance. Although the few who remain in this state are often seen as lesser. Due to the fact that they behave in a similar manner to mortals." She explained.

Sadhbh murmured her agreement. She found herself very comfortable with Skor. He was far more interesting than most Immortals. She contented herself with listening to him.

Sadhbh knew instantly which girl he was asking after. "She is very gentle. Her heart is honest and pure. She acts in this way, in part due to to your selfless sacrifice. She has spent the life that she dedicated to me in saving mortals. She goes to great lengths to prevent suffering. In my name and with my advice she also on occaison does punish cruel souls, although even her anger is far more kind than mine. One thing that sets mortals above most immortals is that they have a great capacity for love and mercy. Since they have short lives they value these abilities highly, as immortals should, but carelessly don't. The girl your asking about is very merciful and has no cruelty in her. I know her whereabouts and I know which book you will find her in. But it is your quest and you have not come this far to simply be given your answer. You feel it must be earned. Do you not?"