<div class="floatleft">(http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg481/indytims/connor_zpscd597627.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong><strong>Theodore 'Theo' Munn</strong><br/><strong>Species/Element:</strong>Werebear<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Dark-colored t-shirt (same as picture, but clean and not sweaty. ;) ), clean blue-jeans, black hiking boots.<br/><strong>Time:</strong>August 1st, just after noon<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Stonehenge Antiquities<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Open, Aiden<br/><hr/><br/><br/>Theo glanced around for a quick second. "Nope, not really busy. Been a rather slow week," he said, which was the truth. Despite the few random - and very interesting - visitors he had that day, business had been the usual.<br/><br/>"Aiden, nice to meet you," he said, repeating the man's name. "And yep, we have quite a bit of occult stuff," he said, walking from around the counter and heading towards a different aisle he hadn't see Aiden inspect yet. "Old books come in lots of different varieties, but things that humanity fears or misunderstands are always one of the most popular subjects," he said. It was only a short way down the aisle before Theo pointed. "From here, down the next three rows. There's quite a bit, a lot of it from the 1800s," he said, "but there's plenty of other random time-frames stuck in there, as well.<br/><br/>When Aiden eventually returned to the front, Theo took the one book he had found and rang it up for him, then chuckled at the man's question. "One of the local store-owners bought a few things to help spruce up their office, I think. So today's been a pretty good day sales-wise," he said with a smirk. "Always love those days. But normally I get new stuff in just about everyday. Sometimes it's one or two books, and sometimes it's a couple boxes. I actually joined the modern era and got online awhile back, so I do a fair bit of business on the net, too - buying and selling both. If there's ever anything specific you're looking for, feel free to ask."