Rune simply shook his head with a soft smile at the directions he heard Celes giving a customer. There really was no need to make things so complicated, people already got lost in the stacks with more straight-forward instructions. Watching the poor girl begin her treck, Rune heard the greeting thrown his way from another of his employees, Kit. Rune knew he wasn’t a bad kid, despite what his outward behavior sometimes indicated. The faerie had learned in his many long years not to judge someone too early on, a lesson he kept close to heart.<br/><br/>Hearing Fes next to him, Rune turned to face him, concerned at the tone he was hearing. Listening to the request, Rune nodded.<br/><br/>“Of course, take all the time you need.” He could tell something was bothering the homunculus. Watching him go, Rune fell silent at the counter. As customers bustled about, Rune’s attention was caught by a young girl, and the older woman next to her. Smiling Rune, waited patiently as the pair approached.<br/><br/>“It is nice to see you again.” Rune commented, sharing the woman’s smile. “I can’t be giving all my secrets away so easily.” He laughed. Listening to her inquiry, Rune thought about what books he had that may have something about the area in question. He could tell that there was something specific she was after, not just the ordinary run of the mill knowledge you would get from a history book of the area.<br/><br/>“I may have something.” He started, standing and making his way to the shelves. Knowing the set up like a well studied map, Rune easily found the section he was looking for. These books were old, not just in appearance, but in content as well. Trailing his fingers over the leather bound spines, Rune carefully pulled one large book down from an upper shelf. A thin layer of dust was disturbed as the faerie opened it, turning the pages gently as he scanned them for the information he was seeking. Settling on a page, he turned it towards the woman.<br/><br/>“Is this what you were after? If not, I’m sure by own personal collection may be worth a look.”