Noah wasn't much one for frequenting a library. While he could read, and often did read tales of the past, he was much more likely to find a person to help him figure something out than he was to read about a problem.
But he needed to know more about this place and this land and how the people lived here before the barrier's entrapment. When the Holloweed Grounds was a growing and thriving place, ready to make their mark on the world.
He scoured the library for hours, trying to find the volumes he thought would benefit him. The water was a strange comfort as he walked and worked and read, the constant and steady of it reminiscent of the steady whistle of wind through the snowy landscape of Halo.
Eira glided through the shelves and levels of the Atheneum with a book grasped in her front talons. Clicking to her bonded, the griffon dropped the book at Noah's feet. It landed with a crashing thud, sending a cringe through Noah that caused him to look around to see if they had disturbed anyone else in the library -- but it was fairly empty. Sighing, Noah took up the book and dusted off the front cover. Sending his thanks to his griffin, he set himself down at a table with the few books they had collected, and began to read.
But he needed to know more about this place and this land and how the people lived here before the barrier's entrapment. When the Holloweed Grounds was a growing and thriving place, ready to make their mark on the world.
He scoured the library for hours, trying to find the volumes he thought would benefit him. The water was a strange comfort as he walked and worked and read, the constant and steady of it reminiscent of the steady whistle of wind through the snowy landscape of Halo.
Eira glided through the shelves and levels of the Atheneum with a book grasped in her front talons. Clicking to her bonded, the griffon dropped the book at Noah's feet. It landed with a crashing thud, sending a cringe through Noah that caused him to look around to see if they had disturbed anyone else in the library -- but it was fairly empty. Sighing, Noah took up the book and dusted off the front cover. Sending his thanks to his griffin, he set himself down at a table with the few books they had collected, and began to read.
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