Elizabeth blinked twice as Aleksey had launched back to the room, she guessed, but she stayed put where she was, rubbing at her temples with a hand while the other rested against the table. The books in that room mainly were simply filled with more spells disguised as story books of sorts to the untrained eye; But there was an occasional few that told of history. Frankly, though, none seemed to hold what information would've given them any hint whatsoever. Abruptly though she stood with a screech of protest from her chair in the process, looking towards the room. Rushing into the room like a mad person who'd just found the secret of the universe, Elizabeth practically ignored Aleksey as she was fumbling through books he'd already disregarded, but soon stopped and stood straight again, glancing around the room as if having seen something but she wasn't sure. "Book, book.. Where's the book?" She repeated to herself a few times, pacing about as if searching for something, soon walking out with a few of the little sprites following after her as she made her way to the living room. Abruptly she stopped; Her book was resting on the couch.<br/><br/>Snatching the book up into her arms, she hugged it before opening it. The pages were blank; But she stopped at one specifically, looking as if it was just now being written in by an unseen hand.<span style="font-style: italic">'Beware, my dear Elizabeth, when night comes you shouldn't linger. Leave before the sun sets; The sprites can only do so much. I don't have much time- I'm sorry I know you're lost and confused. He's coming to collect his prize-'</span>Before the writing could continue further there was a splash of ink as if someone had pressed the pen they'd been writing with down too hard, and she desperately waited for something more to be written, but nothing came. It was her grandmothers hand writing. She'd never forget such a thing after seeing it so many times, for so long a time. "Aleksey?" She called out from where she stood, closing the book. Abruptly a thought hit her. Her grandmother had to be alive.