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Character(s): Remus Lupin and anyone who wants to join him.
Content: Remus is hitting the books to see what he can find on the darker aspects of Paixao.
Setting: Os Dias Sao a Noite (The library)
Time: Midday (Week 32)
Warnings: None I can think of.



Remus had leaned a valuable lesson from his venture to City Hall with Wolf. Having had less than no success, Remus decided to lay low for a while and try to find information elsewhere. The library seemed a decent enough place. It was quiet, and while he doubted it would contain all the information he wanted, there was the possibility that he could find something else to help himself and everyone else in Paixao who wanted to know how to get back to their respective homes.

At the moment, Remus wasn't having much luck. He was at the card catalog, searching through the cards for anything that may work. He frowned, becoming increasingly frustrated over the lack of resources.

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He glanced at Remus' hand, but did not move to shake it, let alone touch it. He never wanted to touch them, or have them touch him. His awareness and mild disgust towards humanity, in general, he had felt for as long as he could remember. In growing up and eventually becoming the king of Kilvas he is today, Naesala hadn't let himself feel any closer than an arm's length.

For thousands of years, back in his home world, many other laguz had been wary of the Walkers. Something like that after winning a war against the most disgusting of human kings wouldn't change overnight.

At least over here, in this world, many humans and others were not familiar at all with laguz. That very fact made his stay tolerable in the very least.

Naesala didn't let his wariness show too much as it was replaced by a gradual grin. "A pleasure to make your acquaintance."

He moved not far behind Remus in following him outdoors. The raven observed Remus looking up at the high domed ceiling, the "sun" warming his skin. The sky in its illusion of being real went almost by unnoticed to his keen eyesight. "Oh this place isn't too bad." He was sounding easy-going all over again. "The people and the overall mysteries of this city seem to make up for the artificial sky... Not that I intend to stay. I belong with my flock."