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Rubbing her neck, Sakura had not particularly enjoyed sleeping out of doors. She had been thankful that she had packed her cloak with her, just in case of emergencies. Surprisingly it was quite cold in the morning, which was completely different from where she had grown up. Growing up she remembered it being warm in the morning and growing ever hotter as the sun rose in the sky. Walking up the pathway towards the library, she hoped that it would be open. At least in here I can get some warmth, she thought, the hotspring was great last night but I shouldn't do too much of that at one time.

Pulling the door of the library open she walked inside and gazed around. It was early in the morning, so she did not expect that too many people would be around studying. However there were a few, doing some last minute cramming or even some work it looked like. She wasn’t sure, but at this time of the morning she wasn’t about to walk up to one of them and interrupt what they were doing. Strolling across the library she gazed up at the aisles of books, reading the titles of each of the books before finally settling down on one entitled Dragon’s Breath and Other Forms of Fire Manipulation. Looking around she saw a table towards the far side of the library that was completely empty. Strolling over towards it she took her pack off and sat in one of the chairs placing it in her lap.

Opening the book, she noticed it was quite old and looked as if it hadn’t been touched in months, possibly years. The dust on it caused her to sneeze creating a large cloud of dust that only seemed to make it even worse. Finally when the cloud finally dissipated she flipped through the book once before beginning to read it. She felt she needed some sort of knowledge of the layout of the book before actually getting herself into it.

Lancaster's jaw droped in a joking matter batting his eyes in fake wonderment. "My dear Kitten, no, I never would have guessed." He chuckled, patting her head. "Well if you are just obaying your law and this man from another land has threaned to take your life if you do not obay him you'd have no choice."

He took her hand and his personality changed in to that of a child in wonderment and joy. One could see that he was acting with quite a convencing grace and talent. "Oh it is you, the dark angel who I had rescued from the lake that day when we were children. Do you remember your promise? You promised you'd come back to me one day and be my bride. Finally you have come back to me. I knew our love was strong enough. If you turn back on your promise I sware I shall throw myself into the very lake that I had rescuded you from all those years ago." He kissed Cat's hand and batted his eyes lovingly before his own chuckle broke his own spell. He was back to normal. Quite the act he put on just now. "It is quite a simple process to fool someone of ones heart being stolen by another even if they are not in love. Its cold hearted but...at times it needs to be done if it means to save the life of another." He smiled. "Perhaps you should tell who ever is being mean to you that you have fallen for or promised yourself to another? Do you think that would work?" He asked quietly tilting his head.

Sakura nodded, and looked up from her book to see who was speaking to her. "I'm well aware of that thank you," she said softly, so as not to anger the librarian on duty. She recognized the young man from the hot spring the night before, but didn't want to say anything about it. Many different things were running through her head at that very moment, some about the book she was in the process of reading and some wondering why this particular young man had decided to keep showing up around her. Closing her book she set it on the table and looked the young man full in the face. Studying him for a moment she finally said, "is there something you need?" She wasn't sure whether he had been following her or perhaps even that they just happened to be in the same places at the same time.

"Nope, not really." With that, he flew back toward his body, repossessing it. Getting to his feet, he leapt off the top of the bookcase and landed next to the table rather gracefully on one knee. Standing, he pulled out a chair and sat on it sideways. "Y'know, this is the third time we've happened to be in the same place at the same time. Seeing all those spirits, I figured one of them might've been following me. It's anybody's guess as to why, but that's my theory. After all, three meetings kinda rules out coincidence, now doesn't it?"

Im confuzzled

Tsuki was looking around as she accidently bumped into one of the shelves, it slightly wobbled as suddenly boooks came pouring down from the shelves.
"Ah! What is this?! Why am I being targeted by these books...I didn't do anything..."
she yelled out in a soft amtter thought as she swiftly dodged the books, but it seemed to go on forever the shelves being so tall and filled with so many books.

Yep confuzed still

Cat nodded and understood. "Thank...you." she whispered to him. She would do as he said and tell the thers, but she didn't have enough energy in her to tell them.

She thought she saw Lancaster's eyes change. Well...she thought. Cat wasn't really sure what she saw in those eyes of his. They semed fierce and protective, but then it was gone.

Cat then heard a clatter of books, Tsuki dodging them and Ame trying to pick them up. Cat took the books from Ame and put them back down on the floor. Cat snapped her fingers and her fingertip was on fire. She formed a picture of a book with legs out of smoke. "Kanesh demi ork to na kar!" Cat ordered in Hylian.

All of a sudden, the books were standing as little soldiers in front of Cat. "Kanesh sondran maxu so na desh euk teh!" she said with a snap of her fingers at the end. The books walked to their place on the shelves like good little book soldiers. She looked down at Ame and smiled. "When I was taken care of by the libranan, many a time the books fell. It took me a year and one octorok, but I learned how to make them go back. It is handy, yes?" Cat said while smiling.

Sakura let out a small laugh from what he said, and covered her mouth quickly. Looking over towards where the librarian was sitting she made sure that her laugh wasn't heard. "I'll give you this much," Sakura said "You have a very interesting theory to say the least. However you have a flaw in your theory. You seem to believe that these spirits for some unknown reason control me. It is the exact opposite; these spirits do my bidding when I ask them to. It is a wonder you can see them at all, considering that most people cannot." She looked at him carefully, somehow unsure of what to make of what exactly he was. Sakura wasn't sure of herself enough to go ahead and ask him about it, so she stopped thinking about it too much. "They're wisp spirits you see, nothing much more than that. To the naked human eye they appear only as dust motes floating from the sunshine coming through the windows. They don't do much more than help me learn different spells."