01-03-2015, 03:22 PM
Paige nodded in response to Wolfram's observation. "Indeed. All we know is that his title changed from Marquess to Emperor about 2 years ago. After the reorganization, there were no longer public visits from Ostian rulers but instead messengers with decrees. Of course, I can't speak of what goes on in private, but I wonder whether Pherae is more a subject than an ally."
She turned toShad Chad as addressed his own experiences.
"Most people tend to be more worried about their own lives than politics. Since the war is being fought outside Lycia, it seems people only pay attention to their rulers if there is a public scandal. Not that I would blame them."
"As for our task...well, good thing we have a few more pairs of eyes. Dad always said that the fastest way to get a long task done is to get started soon. If everyone wants to pick a shelf, we'll be able to cover more ground."
Her eyes passed to the north wall once more. Like all the books, each had a specific number on the bottom of their spines to keep order on the shelves. The volumes, journals, and biographies that lined the shelves could be daunting for those not used to seeing so many books. Paige took it in stride, choosing to move a ladder in case anyone wanted a better look at the top rows.
"Anyone care to give me a hand with the top shelf?" Paige asked for volunteers. Though the librarian had looked through this area numerous times before, perhaps a fresh pair of eyes could spot what she could not.
She turned to
"Most people tend to be more worried about their own lives than politics. Since the war is being fought outside Lycia, it seems people only pay attention to their rulers if there is a public scandal. Not that I would blame them."
"As for our task...well, good thing we have a few more pairs of eyes. Dad always said that the fastest way to get a long task done is to get started soon. If everyone wants to pick a shelf, we'll be able to cover more ground."
Her eyes passed to the north wall once more. Like all the books, each had a specific number on the bottom of their spines to keep order on the shelves. The volumes, journals, and biographies that lined the shelves could be daunting for those not used to seeing so many books. Paige took it in stride, choosing to move a ladder in case anyone wanted a better look at the top rows.
"Anyone care to give me a hand with the top shelf?" Paige asked for volunteers. Though the librarian had looked through this area numerous times before, perhaps a fresh pair of eyes could spot what she could not.