Jasper slipped back into the kitchen just as Jeremi entered the place for some coffee. He had gotten a late start but even with that, he still wanted the caffeine. He tended to get cranky otherwise. Somehow as he slid up to the counter and ordered his breakfast, he doubted starting off cranky with his patients would definitely be on the wrong foot. This town, he was starting to notice was strange enough as is. He didn't need to make an enemy of it that soon.<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>She heard the door open and closed as she turned the page of the book. Wondering who it was, she looked up just as Neo approached her. Ahhh. The one with the accent she couldn't place and a mouth that cursed so badly, it would probably shock a sailor...At least for a few seconds. Just a few seconds though. "Yes? I already told you yesterday, I was not the head librarian. She is in the same place." Unknown looked back down at the book, eyes scanning the names neatly written on the page. She ignored the signatures as many of them weren't readable to begin with. "Almost begs the question about why she keeps showing up to work. It isn't like this place is humming with activity."<br/><br/>Five bookmarks. That was how many were sticking out of the phone book. Five measly book marks and she was nearly to the end of the membership book. Looking back at Neo, she tapped the book again. "I imagine you are here for this. It is the Arc Diable Historical Society membership book. Many of the members are dead though which is unfortunate for the both of us. Did you find out what this town is dealing with yet?" Tic for tac. He probably wanted the book or the addresses she had which she was more than okay with turning over. For a little information of course. She wasn't gonna step on their toes if they were really working on the same case, but at the same time, she wasn't gonna let them horde all the information. While she knew that they knew things and she knew things and they couldn't possibly share everything they knew between them, being on equal footing in a case such as this would be a good thing. A very good thing.<br/><br/>Unknown really didn't want this to be her last case and was pretty sure the trio didn't want to end their journey here either. The more they could find out before the beast attacked again, the better their chances of survival. At least in theory.