She gladly accepted Kendra's hand, heading back towards the familiar home through the peaceful town. After a brief rest of about ten minutes, an unfamiliar face arrived, though from the way he spoke, he was a government official, and a stern one at that. The slightest introduction proceeded before the apparent councilman broke the seal of the scroll case, pulling out the aforementioned will.  At the mention of "friend", she couldn't help but smile warmly, if only for a moment.  Once the councilman's business was done, she peered at the floor, where she'd previously heard the key drop.<br/><br/>"Um...So, he wanted me to watch over you for a month, then carry these books to the Lepidstadt University..." She repeats, giving a glance to Kendra as she mulled the information over thoughtfully, considering far more than she was letting on.<em>Was this why that man called him a necromancer? Was it because he had these books hidden, and that man heard about them? But he was still just helping people, so it's still not right!</em><br/><br/>Snapping back, she continued. "I would never dream of turning down his last wishes! I'll watch over you for as long as I'm needed, and then I'll make the delivery. I would not dare to pass up an opportunity to travel the world, though...I admit it will hurt to leave this place after revisiting it after so long, for something like...like this."<br/><br/>She kneeled down on her knees, ignoring the councilman to retrieve the key, since he seemed to ignore it, far too caught up in his duties.