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Enter...The Dragon
A somewhat small but athletic, dark-haired man in a light parka( newly acquired, from the look of it) and running gear moves about the Library, gathering up a pile of books and setting them on one of the tables. There's an odd fluidity to his movements and he seems a somehow just bit faster in everything he does than most people. A glance at the titles suggests he's interested chiefly in a rather specific pair of subjects: Dragons (& other mythological creatures), and Human Apotheosis, though he's also picked up one slim volume on 'How to Harness ESP & PK Abilities'. After a while, he sits down and begins to study, making a few notes on things that appear to catch his interest in a small journal. It's fairly clear, though, he's not finding exactly what he's looking for, and he soon hails a librarian. "Excuse me, do you by any chance have any books like these,"---indicating his bookpile with a wave of his hand---"From a...non-human perspective?" Then, perceiving a possible problem with this request, he adds, "...In English or Chinese?"
That request attended to, he sits down near a group of other library patrons and asks, musingly, "Have you ever found out something very surprising about yourself, or your world? How did you deal with it?"
That request attended to, he sits down near a group of other library patrons and asks, musingly, "Have you ever found out something very surprising about yourself, or your world? How did you deal with it?"
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Considering her story, he continues, "I don't know this Emperor of yours, but I think I would probably choose the same in your situation. I've never really been a mariner, though I've been on boats a few times and always lived near the sea, but staying in a castle and serving an emperor...sounds like something I'd be even worse at than school," he finishes with a slight smile.
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"Be grateful you don't know skekSo!" skekSa's feathers flare briefly. "He's a miserable creature. But we've spoken too much of him already. I am Captain skekSa." She offers a clawed hand to the stranger.
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Looking back at the chart, "Oh, interesting. Is it Earth?" Perhaps there'd be a map of Hong Kong in there somewhere.
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"I don't know. The charts here come from all kinds of worlds." She offers him the chart. "Is Earth the planet where you humans come from?"