"Of course, of course." Livia sighed. "The library has a vast array of knowledge." Livia walked in, sighing tiredly as Marise greeted the two of them. "I'm sure Marise would love to accompany you there."
"Sister," Marise sighed, giving Livia a displeased look. "You're the one who offered to help them in the first place."
"Mhm, I did...but I am not feeling well. Charlotte helped a little, but After that I need to rest a bit." Livia turned, starting to walk calmly back up the stairs to her room.
"I see," Marise frowned. "Do get some rest then, sister. I shall bring some tea up later if you won't be down for dinner within the next hour or so." Marise then turned to her guests, smiling again. "I do apologize. She gets tired easily if she expends too much of her magic." Truthfully, Livia played a dangerous game with that. Willfully letting a spirit possess you? It was a unique, and quite a creative usage of it but so very dangerous. One could easily lose themselves like that. Well, no matter. She trusted Livia.
"Ahem, anyways, It would be my pleasure to accompany you to the Library...but it would be rude of me to at least not offer you dinner here? It's been a long day and I'm sure after whatever happened you could use some rest - but If you'd like to set off I will accompany you regardless." Marise smiled pleasantly.
"I'm not so hungry myself, but your hospitality is welcome." Charlotte replied. "More importantly...what is wrong with Livia? I aided her a bit with some potions of mine but it seems to be something not entirely physical in nature."
"Mhm, you are correct in that. I...do not wish to speak of it as she would dislike that, but perhaps ask her yourself before you leave if you're curious." Charlotte simply hummed thoughtfully at Marise's reply, looking somewhat troubled before turning to Himeko. She quickly dismissed the thought and turned back to Himeko.
"Well, it's up to you. I vote we get moving sooner rather than later. We can eat elsewhere."
"Sister," Marise sighed, giving Livia a displeased look. "You're the one who offered to help them in the first place."
"Mhm, I did...but I am not feeling well. Charlotte helped a little, but After that I need to rest a bit." Livia turned, starting to walk calmly back up the stairs to her room.
"I see," Marise frowned. "Do get some rest then, sister. I shall bring some tea up later if you won't be down for dinner within the next hour or so." Marise then turned to her guests, smiling again. "I do apologize. She gets tired easily if she expends too much of her magic." Truthfully, Livia played a dangerous game with that. Willfully letting a spirit possess you? It was a unique, and quite a creative usage of it but so very dangerous. One could easily lose themselves like that. Well, no matter. She trusted Livia.
"Ahem, anyways, It would be my pleasure to accompany you to the Library...but it would be rude of me to at least not offer you dinner here? It's been a long day and I'm sure after whatever happened you could use some rest - but If you'd like to set off I will accompany you regardless." Marise smiled pleasantly.
"I'm not so hungry myself, but your hospitality is welcome." Charlotte replied. "More importantly...what is wrong with Livia? I aided her a bit with some potions of mine but it seems to be something not entirely physical in nature."
"Mhm, you are correct in that. I...do not wish to speak of it as she would dislike that, but perhaps ask her yourself before you leave if you're curious." Charlotte simply hummed thoughtfully at Marise's reply, looking somewhat troubled before turning to Himeko. She quickly dismissed the thought and turned back to Himeko.
"Well, it's up to you. I vote we get moving sooner rather than later. We can eat elsewhere."


