[Free] Books Never Hurted Anyone {Att; Komatsuzaki}

[Isayama Yaya]

Surely, the best place to find a clue- would be the library.

This been her first thought as she had played around with her ID; scrolling, reading, and viewing everything she could access on them. She did feel- saddened at how she no longer had her own phone- with no way to call back home to friends or family. She only had hoped they been watching the show _{(if the toys been speaking truth earlier)} and known that she was in fact, okay. Eventually she had let the fears of home fade away as she went back to the thoughts of searching pieces of puzzles that would help her discover more about her new mysterious home. The tall girl had looked once more at the maps, and with a confident smile, she had started to walk towards the lodge first floor library.

...

When she had reached her destination- she been surprised at how- little it been. She seen bigger, but this was of no worry to her. Even the smallest could help the biggest. Her confident smile had lessened to a gentle tone, serene almost as she had walked a bit through the room- looking around as she took in the scenery.

Her steps had stopped when she caught the sight of a peer in the book kingdom.

That girl- Komatsuzaki Airi... was it? A mangaka.
Yaya had felt a bit guilty; as she found that been one topic she and the other would be complete opposites of; informative wise. However, she did not think it should bar her from at least attempting to get along with the girl- far from.

The tall girl had walked slowly over to the other student, keeping a friendly smile as she had reached the shorter girl. First with a bow- then with a soft voice- a whisper _{(respecting common rules of libraries)}, Yaya had spoken to the mangaka.

"Um.. hello, and good day Komatsuzaki-san... I hope I am not bothering you too much by asking this, but have you seen any books in here that would be great to read- to understand a bit more about our current living environment?"

[Komatsuzaki Airi]

Her first stop in the extended areas of the lodge was the library-- curious to see what they had in store for them-- upon entering the jungle of books stacked rather neatly from the ceiling to the floor... she wondered how someone would be able to navigate a place like this, after all, she had no knowledge on how the books were sorted, but she thought maybe there was something that would catch her interest... casually sorting through heavy hard bound covers to see nothing pertaining to her interest (just yet) as some looked old and dusty, maybe such was to add to the atmosphere... or maybe they were just really old books. Books about climate and nature didn't really peak her interest.

Defeated, finding nothing in particular interesting about what she had spent quiet a bit of time looking into-- she noticed one of her classmates walking towards her. Quickly rattling her brain to put a name to a face-- Isayama? As the woman approached, Komatsuzaki noted how tall Isayama was in comparison... maybe it was because they weren't standing side by side before, but it was ever so present now. 

Isayama's voice was rather soothing, radiating a calm composure-- although Komatsuzaki wasn't the most polite, felt the urge to at least reciprocate the action, slightly bowing her head as to acknowledge the greeting. "Oh-- Hello Isayama...!" responding back in a rather quiet voice, despite them probably being the only people in the library at the time, common courtesy was still something to abide by despite being rather stuck in their situation.

"Hmm... If you're looking for books about climate and nature, I just finished sorting through some if you'd like to look."

A small pause came over her, she wasn't sure if such books would ever help-- despite talking about various arctic nature studies... a thought that maybe it could lead to some finding about their surroundings... but it was supposed to be a game show, right? Over analyzing their situation and stressing out at the moment wasn't really a priority, but it wasn't that she had much else to do at the moment.

"If you're looking for something in specific, I can try and help you."

[Isayama Yaya]

"Oh~ that would be lovely, and thank you Komatsuzaki-san."

She had smiled brightly and bowed in gratitude when the mangaka had offered a hand to help. Yaya had lifted her head and placed a hand over her heart; hoping to express how grateful she been. With a soft sigh, she had gone on to her next question.

"I was hoping to find a book on winter climates, geographical wise? Scripted pages telling of where some notable winter climates would be, and how populated they are. If no book turns out to be what I am looking for specifically, I will just settle for a book on winter climate in general, no worries. Have you found any books that seem to have what I am looking for specifically?"

A genuine curios question, and one she had not mind for whatever answer was to come. With a gentle gaze her eyes had searched the room again, but this time with her standing in place. A silent sigh had escaped her as she had turned back towards the shorter girl and spoken once more, this time a tiny bit off topic from what they been speaking of originally.

"You know, I am glad to know that I been not the only one to think about how many advantages a library could give us- given our current conditions."

[Komatsuzaki Airi]

How convenient that she had been looking at such books, though it made some sense that it would peak someone's interest about their location. Komatsuzaki really hadn't thought much about their situation-- being pushed into autograph signings and interviews without much consent, to her this was just one more thing to add to the strange and awkward situations she had been thrown into-- preferring to stay in her apartment either working or finding a small window of time to relax... unfortunately she had little interest for others.

"Oh, don't worry. It's no problem."

Giving a small smile at the shrine maiden-- she pondered on what Isayama might have been looking for-- she hadn't looked into any of the books, just skimmed through the titles of them, unsure of what the contents might have... though at least they were rather concentrated in one area, instead of scattered around the whole library... if that were the case, it might have taken days to even find a single book they were looking for... having two floors and such.

"If you're looking for winter climate... I think there might be some nature and climate books over there."

The Mangaka pointed over to a nearby shelf, vaguely remembering some titles talking about climate and winter, though she'd probably end up searching the shelf all over again. A slight smile curled on her face, trying to be as polite as she could.

"Oh-- I'm not really sure about our situation... though I do suppose I see your point that we could possibly figure something out. Are you trying to figure out where we are?"