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[bloominghistorian]

[She keeps it short, mostly because there's really only one important question she has for the moment.]

Where is the library?

And if there is not a library, who has books and would like to share and perhaps trade them?

[She'll ask more if and when anyone answers, and depending on how they answer. If there is anything she's learned in her life, it's that knowledge can be deemed dangerous by people, and there was no way of knowing which those people were.]

Comments

voice

[fintastic]

I have some books you can borrow if you want!

text

[bloominghistorian]

What kind of books are they? I'll still be interested, but I am curious.

voice

[fintastic]

Books about fish, mostly! I've been learning about Earth fish!

text

[bloominghistorian]

That could be very useful. How much of this planet is covered in water?

[draconic_historian]

I haven't had a chance to investigate the actual library yet, but it there is a truly remarkable amount of historical information available directly through these communication devices they've given us.

text

[bloominghistorian]

Is there? I wasn't told as such. I'll have to look, then.

But there is a library?

Re: text

[draconic_historian]

I believe so, yes.

text

[latkje]

When you find out, let me know.

text

[bloominghistorian]

I've found out a little. What has you wondering?

text

[latkje]

I get bored.

text;

[undeadarmies]

there's a library in the city here. you could also find books on the network.

text;

[bloominghistorian]

Someone else mentioned both. Is the library easily accessible? And how can I use the network device to access books?

text;

[undeadarmies]

it is! i go there all the time, actually. it's basically like using the netbook, but you might need someone to show it to you. easier than describing it.

[text]

[stonefaith]

I have some old notes that one of my previous roommates took on this place, the United Earth, and the general situation here. It's fairly comprehensive, though outdated by a few months.

I'd be willing to simply give them to you. But for curiosity's sake, what are you offering to trade?

[text]

[bloominghistorian]

All I have are the books I've bought, when it comes to items.

[stonefaith]

May I borrow one or two, then? I'd hate to simply take them away from you. They may be the only things you'll see from home for a long while to come.

[text]

[trustycrowbar]

Couldn't tell you, I've only been here a few days myself. All the ones I have I bought secondhand, or downloaded through the network.

But if I find an honest-to-god library in this civic-engineering miscarriage of a city, I'll let you know.

[text]

[bloominghistorian]

I've got a lead on one. I'll let you know as well.

I'm also new.

What are your books about?

[Text forevah]

[trustycrowbar]

Mostly outdated physics textbooks and journals; I've got a lot to catch up on. Some technical manuals. A couple of decent-looking fictions. Things like that.

text;

[beingrepressed]

Did you still need directions? I can show you the way.

text;

[bloominghistorian]

I might. Who're you?

text;

[beingrepressed]

Merlin. I'm a transport, like most of the people using these devices.

What's your name?

[Voice]

[feel_nevermore]

[Someone said the magic word 'books'.]

There is a library. What books are you interested in?

[text]

[bloominghistorian]

History, mostly. Though anything would be good.

[feel_nevermore]

I know the library rather well. We could meet there if you want.