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Karin blinked, frowning as he signaled for her to be quiet. She hadn't done anything like this before, and was rather hoping he'd put something in as well. How did he expect to be brought into the room as well if he didn't say anything? She looked up again as the librarian returned, putting on a hopeful smile and looking crestfallen as she saw her hands were empty.

"I'm sorry, I'm not sure where I put it..." she said uneasily. She'd never misplaced a book before.

Karin bit her lip, chewing it anxiously for a moment. "Are you sure?" she asked after a moment. "Maybe you just overlooked it?"

The woman frowned and then sighed, shaking her head. "Maybe... it would be ok if I let you in, just for a few minutes. I'd be watching over you though, so don't try anything!" she warned.

Karin's face lit up instantly. "Ah, really?" she cried. "Thank you so much!" She trailed after the librarian towards the restricted section.

Karin followed after the woman, glancing towards Suka almost uncertainly. She blinked as she saw him making motions with his hands and stared blankly for a second. But then she quickly regained her composure and nodded, though she had no idea what he was saying. She guessed it was sign language though, but she had no idea how it worked, nor what any of the symbols meant. Still, she nodding her unwavering agreement to whatever Suka was saying.

The librarian seemed confused for a second, then a look of understanding came over her face and she beckoned them both forward. She opened the door slowly, then stood in the doorway to watch the other two as they entered. "It should be in that area."

Karin smiled greatfully and bowed as she darted inside, immediately looking around the section the woman had indicated. She actually made a good show of how intently she was looking.

Karin continued searching through the indicated section, seaking the book she'd orginally hidden. Though she knew exactly where it was, she was delaying so Suka could have time to search. She paused with her hand on the spine of a book on the shelf and ganced at Suka as he came up beside her. She frowned slightly, glancing at the book he held and then to his eyes. She stared for a moment and then slowly took it from him. "You want this book?" she murmured quietly. She glanced at the librarian, who held a rather stern look, but the woman slowly nodded.

Karin smiled and nodded towards Suka as well. "Ok!" she cried and the knelt down to further her own search. She leaned forward so her own body would block exactly what she was doing and then reached forward, quickly grabbing the book from between the shelves. "Ah, I found it!" she exclaimed happily as she turned back towards the woman who still stood in the doorway. "Thank you very much!"

[I said it's fine. =P]

Karin turned and went out of the room, smiling pleasently at the librarian. "Thank you very much for your help," she said with anoter thankful bow. "Could we check these out please?"

The woman regarded her for a long while, then sighed. "I suppose... Just do not take them out of the building. You can read them in here and return them when you're done."

Karin blinked for a moment, wondering if that would be enough for Suka. But then she slowly nodded, tilting her head slightly. "Yes, that is fine. Thank you." She spun around and went to the nearest table as the librarian watched for a moment before returning to her desk again. She breathed out in relief, glancing at Suka and to the seat beside her. She had the books on the table before her, hers on top so it'd seem like she really was more interested in finding what it said about inner demons.

[Ack, I was going to return to the courtyard tonight... ><;;]

Karin opened her book and spread it on the table before her. She was perched in the seat like before, feet in it with her as she peered forward at the book. Though, her eyes were really staring off to the side and she blinked as the paper and pen appeared upon the table. She stared hard at his hand, trying to figure out if he really wasn't holding it, or if she really was just more tired than she realized.

She sighed quietly, then leaned back over her own book, occassionally turning the page as if she were really reading it. She did read some of the pages, but she couldn't relate to anything inside and soon lost interest. As far as she knew, she'd never lost herself to any inner demons, and she didn't actually know someone who had either.

Saiya entered the library with ease and quite. She was always relaxed when she she came in a place full of books. She looked around and saw that the place was huge! SHe thought it could even compare to her own library at home. Home. That was all she could think of at the moment. No books or wonderous story could make her forget about her old life. Saiya felt something cold slide down her cheeks, she was crying!

"Great, first day hear and i'm already into tears." She wiped away her tears but they wouldn't stop. She misses her father and her home and the help that would usally comfort her when her dad was away. She had never been away from home before or around other people either. She was the typr to sit in a corner and read quitely. 'I hope i make friends.' she thought quitely to her self. She decided that she could not cry now, not ever.

'Oh great, someone saw me crying!' "I'm fine, absolutely fine." 3nodding Saiya tried putting on a fake smile, she was good at that. Trying to change the subject she decided to introduce herself, "Hi, i'm Saiya!" Saiya held out her hand to the girl next to her, she thought it was best to atleast make one friend if possible.