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004 » video
Tranquility.
[ It's with a warm sort of politesse that Petyr addresses the network this time around, a crimson sash draped over one of his shoulders and a new set of robes upon his frame. Visible next to him, at the fringe of the image, is a girl with chestnut brown hair and her hands folded in her lap, who should prove familiar to at least some upon the ship. ]
I inquired some months ago as to the existence of a physical library, and was informed that the ship lacked such a facility. As such, I have taken it upon myself to begin one for the sake of those who would prefer the feel of a solid page than the, ah. Furnishings that the ship provides. My collection is meager, but it is more than what was available upon my arrival. Should you care to take advantage of it, I can be found upon the fifth level, next to the quarters that Alayne Stone — [ at the mention, the girl sitting next to him smiles prettily and offers up a wave ] — keeps as a seamstress. She has offered her help in my endeavor, to care for the books in my absence.
That said, should you be willing to part with them, we would greatly appreciate any spare books that you might have. This service is without charge, and meant simply for the comfort of those upon the ship.
I have taken the liberty of attaching the list of the books collected so far, and hope that some of you, at least, will find some use in it.
[ And, with a duck of his head, the feed cuts out. ]
ATTACHMENT.
ooc: feel free to talk to petyr or alayne or both!
[ It's with a warm sort of politesse that Petyr addresses the network this time around, a crimson sash draped over one of his shoulders and a new set of robes upon his frame. Visible next to him, at the fringe of the image, is a girl with chestnut brown hair and her hands folded in her lap, who should prove familiar to at least some upon the ship. ]
I inquired some months ago as to the existence of a physical library, and was informed that the ship lacked such a facility. As such, I have taken it upon myself to begin one for the sake of those who would prefer the feel of a solid page than the, ah. Furnishings that the ship provides. My collection is meager, but it is more than what was available upon my arrival. Should you care to take advantage of it, I can be found upon the fifth level, next to the quarters that Alayne Stone — [ at the mention, the girl sitting next to him smiles prettily and offers up a wave ] — keeps as a seamstress. She has offered her help in my endeavor, to care for the books in my absence.
That said, should you be willing to part with them, we would greatly appreciate any spare books that you might have. This service is without charge, and meant simply for the comfort of those upon the ship.
I have taken the liberty of attaching the list of the books collected so far, and hope that some of you, at least, will find some use in it.
[ And, with a duck of his head, the feed cuts out. ]
ATTACHMENT.
ooc: feel free to talk to petyr or alayne or both!
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Slowly: ] One day, if I offer you something, perhaps we can exchange then. I am aware you are not fond of this, but there is no recieving without giving in return, and I do not wish for you to lack while I gain. Please.
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No, you speak truly. Though some things are given in goodness, there is little that is given without the promise of return. And though I would hope we shall overcome such tallying of debts one day, it shall serve us for now.
We shall exchange, you and I. Does that satisfy you?
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You're quite welcome, Rosella. Tell me the means why which father and I may repay you, when you have estimated the cost of your book. Then, we shall make proper barter.