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Aurora felt her cheeks grow warm. It embarrassed her slightly. Not the commitment but of how her sense of smell was so keen as it was. Her job was her passion. Books were a confront to escape the world. An obsession others called it but was it truly one? To be shrouded by beautiful literature and knowledge though the ages. It was home. How she could tell what leather was used, dye, paper, inks, and even the climate in which it was stored. How well it was treated or how poorly. She took proud in how she could restore a tome in all its original makings or as close as she could.
The book keeper was silent for a moment more. Fingering the crescent moon necklace. Part of the true home. “It s-smells lovely. I didn’t m-m-mean to sound like I didn’t like - you know.” So many questions she wanted to ask. What was it like beyond the Blue Mountains so far east. Did the vampire customs change over the centuries? Are there different codex rules? How many Elders were there? Do you happen to have any of our people’s books?
So many burned within her mind and threaten to overwhelm Eris if she uttered even one. But she wasn’t good about making friends let alone acquaintances with her own kind. They viewed her as odd to put it nicely. Even her own mother thought her strange.
“Um, your home is v-very lovely.” This was so awkward. She should have never gotten out of bed.
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