Unknown knew they weren't from around here. The way they spoke. The fact that they had entered the library when almost no one had been in here today. All pointed to the fact they weren't from here. Which either meant whatever was here was already making waves in the supernatural communities or they just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Then again, another theory she didn't really want to entertain too much is the fact that they might have a pretty decent spy network. She liked watching. She didn't much like being the one watched.<br/><br/>Canting her head as she realized they didn't know she was here yet, she unashamedly eavesdropped on their conversation. In a place this quiet, the best way not to have a conversation overheard, is to really not have one at all. A few things did come to light though.<br/><br/>One of them was Japanese.<br/><br/>There were two males and one female at least. She doubted there was a fourth person as she was pretty sure they would have spoken up by now. That and she only smelled three new smells, not four.<br/><br/>They were probably here to investigate why the delivery trucks didn't want to come here.<br/><br/>And one of them could probably had personal experience with the phrase 'wash your mouth out with soup.'<br/><br/>As they went silent, Unknown wondered if she should make her presence known and decided against it. It wouldn't have done anything other than let them know that someone probably had heard their conversation, quite forgetting the fact that her hearing was better than the average human's. So she focused back to the website she was currently scrolling for. That was until she felt a tap at her shoulder.<br/><br/>Looking up and turning her head slightly, she stared at Neo. Blonde hair. Blue eyes. Interesting choice of outfit for someone who helps to run a business. She couldn't place his accent and that bothered her slightly. That and the subtle smell of...Something. She couldn't place it at the moment, but she felt like she should remember what the smell meant. She knew it was magic. It was just out of place enough that she figured it had to be something magic related. All in all though, she figured it would be better to answer his questions and then get out of here. They may be after the same thing, but it sounded like this guy at least didn't play well with others. Then again, Unknown knew she wasn't much better in that aspect. Though for a different reason.<br/><br/>"I am afraid you have the wrong person. The librarian is down that hallway behind a locked door. Has been ever since this place had opened and probably well be until it is time to close. Which will be an hour earlier than what is posted on the sign." Pushing back the chair, she stood up and gestured towards the computer. "It is old and prone to fits, but it should fit your needs...Though I recommend only those that have patience use it. There are some books about myths in the non fiction section should you decide the computer is not worth the time and effort. Also. If you go down the hallway with the librarian's office, you will find a small room that doubles as the archives and a small room about the history of this town."<br/><br/>Nodding her head at Neo, she moved towards the front doors. She gave another couple of nods to Rattus and Yukina even as she studied them both. They were an interesting trio. That was for sure.<br/><br/>Pausing by the doors, she turned to look at Rattus. "This town may be quiet, but when the sun goes down, all hell will be breaking loose. Be prepared for it. Unless you want to be the next victims." Tugging at her sleeves to make sure her arms were covered, she left the library but not before muttering something under her breath. "Not that the sun will be a deterrent for much longer."<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Jasper watched some people walk down the street. She wouldn't have noticed them if it wasn't for the smallest of the trio wearing some kind of robe thing. Least, she thought it was robe. She really wasn't sure and she really didn't care too much in the end. As the bus rolled through town, she took that as her cue to move from her place on the bench and head down to the back of the diner and see if she couldn't work for a few scraps. When she first came here, it was hard to convince them. Now that some of their workers weren't coming in for various reasons, it was a lot easier. Especially since they didn't have to pay her or put her on the book. Somethings never change, no matter where you were.<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Jeremi stepped off the bus, groaning as muscles that hadn't been used in what felt like forever suddenly found themselves being used. He paused as he wondered what the heck he was going to do now. His stomach growled to remind him that it was hungry, but he was tired as well. That sort of tired that people only got when they have been in a car for too long. Deciding that the tired feeling outweighed the hunger, he went off to find the place he was staying for the night.