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[gorgeous_gorgon]

[Action]

[If you are in the Grand Library, you might find your eye caught by the patron who just walked in. She's somewhat tall, with ankle-length, lavender hair. She's wearing glasses, a black shirt, and denim capris. Not the kind of woman you're used to seeing.

She walks in, passes the front counter, sits down at a computer for five minutes, then walks off into the many, many shelves found in the building. She emerges with a book, then heads to the lounge to settle in and read. Eventually, enough time will pass that she'll decide she can't finish the book in the library, so she returns to the shelves, takes another book, and checks both books out.

If you would like to talk to her, you may do so at any point in the library or on the road between the Grand Library and the Palace District villa.]

Comments

[books_n_battle]

*Everybody has to look down to talk to him. He's used to it. He's also peering around her to see what kind of section she's looking in.*

Found it earlier or do you already know where they keep stuff in here?

[gorgeous_gorgon]

I looked it up on the computer. So, in a sense, a little of both.

[books_n_battle]

Dammit, keep forgetting this place actually bothers with computer directories in places like this...

[gorgeous_gorgon]

"Actually bothers?"

[books_n_battle]

Yeah. Back home, libraries like this don't really exist. There are some small bookstores, but nothing like this, and nothing that anyone would set up a directory for.

[gorgeous_gorgon]

...Then how do people acquire information?

[books_n_battle]

The UMN. Pretty much everything's digital.

Sounds like your world's a bit different, though.

[gorgeous_gorgon]

Yes. We have started a digital age, but we are still a long way from everything being digital.