(Don't overdo yourself. )
Forge had gotten the books from their respective shelves; he didn't realize there were so many. He sat down at a table and began going through each book, flipping through the pages. It took him about three hours but it turned up nothing. Nothing at all in all those volumes, not even so much as a mention of the strange symbol on his neck. Forge gave up and started to walk gather the books, but then heard the librarian say, "That won't be necessary, sir." The man then snapped his fingers, causing the books to fly back to their respective locations. Forge just stood there and looked at the man, "How did...." This just made the librarian chuckle, "How else do you think I run this huge library by myself? By the way, did you find anything?"
Forge shook his head, "No. Nothing at all." He then looked back up at the librarian, "I was wondering if I could go into the vault" The librarian nodded, "Very well, sir. If you'll just follow me." The man then walked to the back of the counter with Forge on his trail. The man stopped at a heavy door and pointed to what appeared to be a card reader, "If you'll just swipe your card, you may go in." Forge took his card and put it to the reader; it made some odd gurgling noise, then a mouth appeared, "Forge. Three-star meister status confirmed." The vault door then swung inward, revealing more books. The librarian then walked inside and motioned for Forge to follow. Forge followed suit, looking around as he went inside.
The librarian then walked over to a low shelf and picked up a rather large, musty-looking book. He then handed it to Forge, "This is our oldest volume of the significance of ancient markings." Forge nodded as he gently lifted the book out of the man's hands, "Thank you." Forge then sat down and opened it. He flipped through the pages, his eyes scanning the pages. His eyes then landed on a symbol that looked almost exactly like his. A swirl pattern encompassed by a pentagram. The description read, "Those who bear this mark are those who are destined to be lust after for as long as they shall live." Forge was confused by the meaning of this phrase. When he asked the librarian, the man stifled a laugh. When Forge asked what was so funny, the librarian merely remarked his upcoming popularity with the ladies.
Forge was more confused than ever, but decided to let it go; this clearly wasn't helping. So he bade the librarian good-bye and walked out of the library. He looked around for Aiko, but didn't see her
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