As Sam stepped closer to Jigano, he found himself taken with the man's hair. He knew he was staring a bit, but in this place real beauty was rare and it was unlike any hair he'd ever seen. He almost felt too drab in comparison, in his dark clothes and with his copper hair (which he'd been teased for frequently as a child).
"Jigano..?" He mumbled to himself, never having heard the name before. The next thing out of the man's mouth confirmed his suspicion that he was a Outlander. Sam had never been sure how to feel about the newcomers in the land. He supposed as long as they left him alone and bought his books they were just as good as anyone else.
Sam turned to look at the shelves, taking in the dishevelled and jumbled appearance as if for the first time. He'd gotten so used to it over the years he didn't even think about it anymore. "...Yes...it's...unique. In here."
Jigano's request had him tapping his chin for a moment as he looked about, trying to remember where everything was. With a start and a smile, he held up the book currently in his hand. "Well! This book is about the flora, I...I think? It's a little hard to read." He admitted, with a sheepish laugh. "But I can show you some good histories. This way."
Turning on his heel, Sam lead Jigano around to the edge of the Atheneum, where a large book protuded far out from the shelf. "That-" Sam said, pointing at it, "Is the most comprehensive history of all of them. But...there's even a lot of that that is lost."
"Jigano..?" He mumbled to himself, never having heard the name before. The next thing out of the man's mouth confirmed his suspicion that he was a Outlander. Sam had never been sure how to feel about the newcomers in the land. He supposed as long as they left him alone and bought his books they were just as good as anyone else.
Sam turned to look at the shelves, taking in the dishevelled and jumbled appearance as if for the first time. He'd gotten so used to it over the years he didn't even think about it anymore. "...Yes...it's...unique. In here."
Jigano's request had him tapping his chin for a moment as he looked about, trying to remember where everything was. With a start and a smile, he held up the book currently in his hand. "Well! This book is about the flora, I...I think? It's a little hard to read." He admitted, with a sheepish laugh. "But I can show you some good histories. This way."
Turning on his heel, Sam lead Jigano around to the edge of the Atheneum, where a large book protuded far out from the shelf. "That-" Sam said, pointing at it, "Is the most comprehensive history of all of them. But...there's even a lot of that that is lost."
