Claude C. Kenni (
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Who: Booklovers, residents and happenstance travellers
Where: Corehaven, Cepheus
When: Year 194, early fall
What: The Annual People's Faire of Lore and Learning, a.k.a. Nomus, a.k.a. That Week Where Books Are All Over The Place a.k.a. bibliowl mating season
[ if you happen to be visiting or passing through any Cephean town worth its salt this time of year, you're bound to find the main streets by the seeming flood and bustle of people and books, books, books everywhere. Tables and crates and stalls of every imaginable piece of literature that pen could set to paper, regardless of genre, length, age or origin; many rarely seeing the light of day for the rest of the year, or indeed at all. Bartering is as acceptable as payment in coin, with many a pair of well-loved tomes exchanging hands; and some owners are marked with a generous streak at this time of year, offering at times impressive spreads of the written word for no greater price than a promise of care and appreciation.
In the bigger cities the fairs extend for several blocks in all directions, in various parts of the city, open from dawn to dusk; and in the grandest of them, such as that of Corehaven, gaslight keeps some tables laid out, and opens others, throughout the night.
Flocks of bibliowls roost thickly in the eaves of buildings at this time of year, hooting cheerfully in the evenings. ]
Where: Corehaven, Cepheus
When: Year 194, early fall
What: The Annual People's Faire of Lore and Learning, a.k.a. Nomus, a.k.a. That Week Where Books Are All Over The Place a.k.a. bibliowl mating season
[ if you happen to be visiting or passing through any Cephean town worth its salt this time of year, you're bound to find the main streets by the seeming flood and bustle of people and books, books, books everywhere. Tables and crates and stalls of every imaginable piece of literature that pen could set to paper, regardless of genre, length, age or origin; many rarely seeing the light of day for the rest of the year, or indeed at all. Bartering is as acceptable as payment in coin, with many a pair of well-loved tomes exchanging hands; and some owners are marked with a generous streak at this time of year, offering at times impressive spreads of the written word for no greater price than a promise of care and appreciation.
In the bigger cities the fairs extend for several blocks in all directions, in various parts of the city, open from dawn to dusk; and in the grandest of them, such as that of Corehaven, gaslight keeps some tables laid out, and opens others, throughout the night.
Flocks of bibliowls roost thickly in the eaves of buildings at this time of year, hooting cheerfully in the evenings. ]
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[And in this festival are two travelers from Delphinus. A young woman that wouldn't seem much for a traveler, and the other a young boy.]
I heard the romance stories are a block up.
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Of all the books here, that's what you most wish to see...?
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[ they don't seem to be minding you two any more than anyone else though ]
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[At least she seems to be handling the crowd all right.]
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'^' ]
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You cannot stay there.
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MAYBE IF WE CLUSTER TOGETHER YOU'LL HAVE TO BRING US ALONGGG ]
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Hello, Ceres.
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Aah-- Mr. Rhodes, hello.
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why are we in this area at all
with all the pink books ]
[ FACE OF LONGSUFFERING ]
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What do you think of this one?
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Is my honest opinion what you really want?
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parties that don't involve alcohol much even ]
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THIS IS LAME.
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Lame, you say?
[ ........is it an old man or a woman, you really can't tell ]
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Red is kinda giddy as he is every time this event takes place]
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FOR THIS DAY Chrys is cool with taking a break from his journeyman's training and going out ]
See anything you like?
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[picks up a large book that its somewhat surprising he can even lift. Its part of a set]
Its a compilation of Pyxis tribe travelogues!
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((OOC: ....whoops meant to tag this ages ago am I too late?))