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Farah laughed softly. "Well you might be," she teased.
Farah laughed softly. "Well you might be," she teased.
"I'm not boring!" Aiki insisted. "I'm super interesting and fun to be around."
Farah laughed again. "Oh, I know…"
Aiki huffed a bit and pulled out their keycard once they got to the school so he could get into the building.
Farah tilted her head. "What in the Six Realms is that?" she asked. "You don't use magic to lock doors?"
"It's… uh… complicated. As far as I know, it is magical. The keycards just also have some sort of magic that allows us to get in." Aiki shrugged.
Farah tilted her head curiously. "Huh…" she hummed.
Aiki and Eiji headed into the building and led the way to the library. "We don't really know how they work. It wasn't ever particularly important."
(Bump)
(SHIT SORRY)
Farah nodded. "Alright. Where is your history section?)
"History section is… uh… over here, somewhere." Aiki started to wander around, searching for the right section until Eiji simply sighed and led the way.
Farah chuckled and followed Eiji.
Eiji brought Farah straight to the history section and pulled out a couple of books that he could read as well. "What exactly are you looking to learn?"
(If you don't want to do these anymore that's fine. We can do something else or get rid of them entirely if you prefer ^^;)
(OMG I FEEL LIKE SUCH AN ASSHOLE I'M SO SORRY IDK HOW I MISSED THESE)
(It's fine adfhjkl I just figured you didn't want to do them anymore lol)
Eiji brought Farah straight to the history section and pulled out a couple of books that he could read as well. "What exactly are you looking to learn?"
"Anything interesting about your history," Farah replied as Eiji pulled her along, peeking at the books he was grabbing as well. "The basics. Enlighten me."
(No, I'm so sorry. My stupid ass just lost them XP)
(Np lol)
"Anything interesting? Well… uh…" Eiji rummaged through the books on the shelves. Aiki was still hopelessly lost elsewhere. "These ones cover the basics. And… this one is on the concept and beginning of heroes and villains, which I find pretty interesting. Not sure if you've got that sort of thing in your dimension."
Farah took any books he offered her. "Thank you," she acknowledged. "I'm terribly intrigued by First World history."
"I'm familiar with it by now, but parts of it are still interesting I think." Eiji shrugged. "Some of the heroes of previous generations are really interesting too. The organizations and stuff were much different than today."
“I’d like to know anything and everything I can,” Farah insisted. “Most of the information the Otherworld has on the First World is vehemently false.”
Eiji nodded and pulled out a couple more books for Farah to read. "Well, this section is going to be your best bet. I don't know how fast of a reader you are, but there's plenty of information to go through if you've got the time."
Farah's eyes widened at all the books. "Alfea has a large library, but this…" She sighed in wonder. "This is amazing! And this is all First World history? Just this section?"
"Yeah, this is just history. There's another aisle of history down that way as well. We've got a lot of different sections here, and there should be signs by every aisle that says what's in them." Eiji explained.
Farah wove through the aisles, running her fingers over the spines. "Oh I love books," she murmured nostalgically. "Before I hated going to the headmistress's office, I loved it because of all the books she had."
"Yeah, that makes sense." Eiji hummed thoughtfully and pulled out a book for himself. "I'm sure Aiki will find their way here eventually, yeah? He doesn't really know his way around a library, if you can't tell."
Farah chuckled. "Which section do you spend the most time in?" she asked pleasently.
"Um… I like to read fiction, mostly." Eiji replied without looking up from his book. "Various stories… Aiki doesn't read too much. Not recreationally, anyway."
Farah nodded. "Fiction is always a fun read… any specific genre?"
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