Daniel
"Huh. Coincidence indeed. My favorite story is Crossfire." She said.
Aaron
*Mevis' librarian brain started to run through all the books he had sorted and read through the library and recalled books that go by the name "One-shot Crossfire", "Crossfire at the junction", "The Crossfire's Gambit", but no book that simply went by the title "Crossfire". If it was an adventure or general fantasy book within the library he would've likely crossed it as he had nearly read every single one of them.*

"Hmm, I've never heard of it and I consider myself well versed in the fantasy and adventure genre. Is it perhaps a Silnari exclusive story? The library here is pretty extensive after all, so unless it is relatively unknown tale, there should be a copy of it there"
Daniel
"Well, I don't know much about where to find books but I'm pretty sure that it might have been from a local writer or just brought from somewhere else. The library back at home sure was beat up."
Aaron
"I see, it's unfortunate that I will never get to read it then. But can you maybe tell me a summary?" *Mevis would ask with eyes brimming with curiosity*
Daniel
Solden smiled. "Sure. So there's a person who is your ordinary peasant, when a terrorist attack on the capital of the kingdom happens. This creates chaos, and a lot of officials are killed. Then, the terrorists have to get away because the military starts going after them, which brings the terrorists to the farms. So the peasant finds out that they are coming after farming in the fields, and the people on the farm run away and hide before the terrorists arrive. They travel for a while, and they make it to the next country over. So they stay there while a lot of chaos is happening in their home kingdom. The terrorists eventually die out, when like a month or so later they are revealed to have been preparing in the country the farmers are in. They capture able bodied people to force them into fighting with them, the protagonist being one of them. She learns to use weapons, and they go into war against their home kingdom. Skip ahead a chapter or two, and she gets really antsy because she's trying to escape. She teams up with a few other people, and they can't sneak out because they are being watched, so they end up sneaking materials for a bomb. They run out and throw the bomb behind them to slow the terrorists down. They hide in the forests, and decide what to do next. After multiple arguments, they decide to try to warn other people and help forced soldiers escape. They save like 5 more people this way, and they discover they're being hunted. One of them sneak out on a supply trip. They make bombs, and they plan a fake capture with the protagonist as the "Hostage". Two of the gang bring the protagonist back to the terrorists as a sham, and to get more information. The two are brought to see the leader, who asks about them. The boss asks them to tel him about what they found. The boss shows them a location with some weapons and maps of the capital they found, and they get a chance to do some sneaking. They find out where the main base is, and escape later again with

The protagonist, but end up blowing their cover. They run to the capital and try to warn the king. The king doesn't send out military with them because he's suspicious, so he tells them find out about the rest of the terrorists plans. They leave the capital, and end up getting ambushed by tons of enemies. The protagonist has to leave the two behind and doesn't know if they made it out alive. She travels alone to where the boss is, kills all the guards, and sneaks in. She finds the boss heading right towards her, so cue boss fight. She almost loses, but then decides to drop a bomb at the last second. She wakes up in a hospital and finds out that the boss was killed but she lost her leg and has tons of burns. The terrorists fall apart and they get snuffed out. Fast forward, and the gang is telling the tale of how they saved the kingdom." Solden let out a breath. "It's a pretty lengthy story," She said, half laughing. "I hope I didn't drag that on for too long."
Aaron
*Mevis would calmly listen to the 'summary' and shake his head at her question*

"Don't worry, it didn't feel dragged. I appreciate the thorough retelling of the story as I doubt I will ever get a chance to read it. It was entertaining to listen. I'm personally more of a fan of more simple fantasy tales such as knights and dragons instead of bombs and terrorist, but I certainly don't mind expanding my horizons. Perhaps someday I will get to read it myself" 

*He would then come to a stop and point over to a large cathedral like building with a large glass pane at its center.*

"Well there it is. It's a pretty old building and has plenty of old books. Don't know what it says about me as a person, but I really enjoy the musty atmosphere it has" *He would say with a slight chuckle*
Daniel
"Woah... Nice. I love envoirnments like that, too. It gives a sort of..." *She gestured with her hands.* "Like a place where time has stopped and nothing else exists outside of that world. Just really peaceful, y'know?"