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"wasn’t really paying attention.” |
TRAVIS: I understand that. |
MARISHA: Is there anyone who did? That wasn’t |
hypothetical. |
MATT: “Maybe. I apologize. I spend most of my days |
reading.” He lifts the book. |
MARISHA: What’s the book? |
SAM: You read! |
LIAM: Subtle, guys. |
TALIESIN: We got a reader. While they’re doing |
this, I’m going to saunter over to the card |
player. |
LIAM: Can I see what’s on the spine of that book |
from where I am? |
MATT: At a glance at it, it’s in Zemnian, which |
you can read. The translation would come about to |
The Rosed Embrace. |
MARISHA: A romance novel. |
MATT: Probably. |
LAURA: Is Fabio on the cover? |
LIAM: How’s your trashy novel? Is it a good one? No |
judgement. |
MATT: “It’s not trashy. It’s very tasteful.” |
LIAM: Oh no, I’m fluent in Zemnian. I’ve read all |
of his works. |
MATT: “Have you?” |
LIAM: Mutual fan. |
MATT: “I didn’t realize there was another Samuel |
fan in here. Which is your favorite?” |
LIAM: I love the Farthing’s Embrace. |
MATT: “I haven’t read that one.” |
LIAM: It’s an early one. He actually did it under |
a pseudonym. He did a whole series under that |
pseudonym, short stories. |
MATT: “What is it again?” He goes over and grabs a |
piece of chalk in the back and starts, “It was–?” |
LIAM: Farthing’s Embrace. |
MATT: “Mein Gott, I did not know about this. I may |
have to send out Zadash and see if we can find |
"some of those books. Thank you.” |
LIAM: You’re a big reader or just Samuel? |
MATT: “Just recently Samuel. I read on occasion. |
It depends on what you can find.” |
LIAM: I read a lot, but all I’ve been able to find |
in this town is that parchment place. |
MATT: “The parchment place is good for trash. If |
you’re looking for unique stuff, there’s a few |
"places you can go.” |
LIAM: Here in town? |
MATT: “Here in town, yeah. If you’re having a hard |
time finding a specific book, I would recommend |
"going to Burnished Bibelots.” |
LIAM: Burnished Bibelots. Which ward is that in? |
MATT: “That is in the North Ward, just on the |
outskirts of the main market street. It’s a bit of |
"a cluttered mess, but Oglen would be happy to help |
you. |
LIAM: Oglen? |
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