Sound of silence (Jacob)

[Kaia Galanos]

Faye was settled in the library, writing things down in her notebook and then casually checking her PT. There's a few vials around her that go unused, almost like she set up a workshop as a decoration.

There had been a lot of development lately, she needed to get it all down. On occasion, she looks out the window, then starts scribbling again.

[Jacob Tyler]

Jacob had finally shown up to his new... uhm.... place. There were a few things he needed to check out. One of them was the library. Books. He liked books. They smelled nice.

“Welcome to the library, young man.”

A nice old lady said, barely looking up from her desk. Jacob nodded and continued to the fantasy section. Usually there were a few books in here he could use.

[Kaia Galanos]

Faye would glance up at the greeting, just to see who else had come in.

Ah, a new face.

Her eyes would follow him until he found the fantasy section, at which point she couldn't see him anymore and looked back down at her work. She makes a mental note to look into who he is.

[Jacob Tyler]

After a moment of looking around Jacob would let out a frazzled sigh, not meaning to let it out, and leave the section. He headed for the non fiction section and b-lined for the W-X shelves.

[Kaia Galanos]

Faye glances up again.

Even if it's just a sigh, it was unacceptably noisy.

Unacceptable.

She narrows her eyes as if he could see, watching him change section before slowly looking back down at her paper.

Rude boy.

[Jacob Tyler]

After a few moments of silence, there is a loud thud and a muffled

“Ow”

If nothing happens, Jacob will exit with a rather large book. If Faye bothers to get up, she’ll see him kneeling on the floor rubbing his head with one hand before picking up a rather large book with the other.

[Kaia Galanos]

While she would usually just ignore it, he's caused yet another disturbance to her peace. Perhaps the universe it begging her to KICK HIS ASS meet him.

She shuts her notebook, standing up briskly before heading for the commotion.

And there he is.

"How did you manage that?"

Or you could have asked if he's okay, but no, be come concerned with the book that may have given this guy a concussion.

[Jacob Tyler]

He looked up to see a tall.... from this perspective, woman. Jacob stares back into her face.

“It fell.”

Glorious. What amazing tones do drop from my lips. He kicked himself internally. On his forehead a red bump was forming. He scooped up the book and stood to his full height.

“Hello.”

[Kaia Galanos]

"Mm."

She watches him stand up, going from looking down at him to looking waaay up.

Tall boi.

"Hello. That looks painful." she points to his bump.

[Jacob Tyler]

Jacob looks down at the girl. What does he say? How did his father tell him to talk to girls again? Make them feel wanted? Well, first you have to know them. Shit.

“Not really.”

He lied.

[Kaia Galanos]

"I see. You're tough but not very strong, then?"

She doesn't know how he could have dropped that on his head. He practically touches the ceiling.

Alright that's an exaggeration but even still.

[Jacob Tyler]

Jacob stares at the girl.

“It was on the top shelf.”

God he needed to stop and smile more often. Even goons are sometimes liked. No one likes a klutz.

[Kaia Galanos]

"You're essentially the top shelf."

She's...teasing. But she's too monotone to get it across, probably.

[Jacob Tyler]

Jacob looks up to where the book was, about three feet above his head. He briefly wondered why they would make such tall shelves at all.

“Basically.”

He agreed.

[Kaia Galanos]

"What did you get?" she asks, looking down at the literature-turned-weapon.