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Talia was a bit nervous. She, along with another classmate, had been assigned to do a project for the Hunter's Jubilee festival. She still didn't quite understand it herself, but figured that working on the project would tell her more about it. Which is why she had suggested to her project partner, Rosline, that they should go to the library to work on it. That way they would have a quiet place and also plenty of books on the subject if they needed to read anything about it, along with any computers to look up more information.

She had just made her way into the library, shyly looking around, and feeling like she should just give up and not bother Rosline too much, but then she spotted the other. Talia gulped, and then tried to put on a more confident smile as she went over to her classmate. "Sorry I'm a little late Rosline." She said, making sure to keep her voice down.

Rosline was a bit overwhelming for Talia, but she didn't mind. Better than a roommate who would stare at the wall randomly for an hour then spit out something random that they thought of. Talia nodded her head. "Yeah I am..." At least this classmate was making fun of her. She put her things down on the desk and took a look around, trying to think of where they should start.

"Well... I think we were supposed to make some sort of poster for the festival and it had to have some historical points on it along with pictures... Maybe we should figure out what we want to do it on first and then look for some books on it? And then we can see what we can do about the pictures?" The project would be too hard, but it had to be done with someone else, not alone.

Talia didn't remember the teacher saying what type of pictures were and weren't allowed. "I think either is fine. If you want to draw some that would be cool! I'm not too good at drawing myself, but I can give it my best shot!" She really didn't have any confidence in her drawing abilities, but she would try. Hopefully the teacher wouldn't count points off for bad drawing skills.

"I think bullet points is fine. Since it's a poster, we don't want to be putting books worth of information on there." Right? She thought that was what posters were like. They only had some text and a lot of pictures. "I mean, we don't want people to have to stand there for 5 minutes just to get what we're talking about and they might get bored too. So we just have to find the main points and put them on there." She said as she got the posterboard out that she had brought and some other supplies such as scissors and glue.