Morgan had only been in the Tanglewood library once before, back when Beck had played some movies on an old TV. It had been quite some time since then, and the samoyed felt a strange sense of longing while stepping through the ancient doors. There was something very unique about the shelves of long-unopened tomes which lined the building's inner walls. Only the abandoned bunkers were as quiet, and those were nowhere near as pleasant to look at or be in. Along with the rotting, old smell that permeated the library, a rare air of peace filled it just as much.
Morgan felt - knew, even - that the knowledge hidden within the library was the key to the future of Tanglewood. Morgan knew that he was going to help pave the way for that future, and that this task was going to be the first step.
The enthusiastic dog let out a loud howl, alerting other Tanglers to assist him. As a Regent, he hoped that others would be willing to help at his call. If nothing else, he could at least start on his own.
The samoyed intended to tackle the dusty floors first. He stepped into the center of the room and pulled the water out from his bracers, leaving crushed gemstones inside the bracers' containers. Shaping the liquid into one long stream, Morgan threw the water into a corner, moving it around and around the room in a spiral to catch some dust. It would not be perfect, but it was the best the dog could do for the time being. Once satisfied, he sent the water flying out the door, letting it land in a grass patch outside. He took a deep breath in as he stepped out as well, pulling the water back up out of the ground for further use.
Morgan felt - knew, even - that the knowledge hidden within the library was the key to the future of Tanglewood. Morgan knew that he was going to help pave the way for that future, and that this task was going to be the first step.
The enthusiastic dog let out a loud howl, alerting other Tanglers to assist him. As a Regent, he hoped that others would be willing to help at his call. If nothing else, he could at least start on his own.
The samoyed intended to tackle the dusty floors first. He stepped into the center of the room and pulled the water out from his bracers, leaving crushed gemstones inside the bracers' containers. Shaping the liquid into one long stream, Morgan threw the water into a corner, moving it around and around the room in a spiral to catch some dust. It would not be perfect, but it was the best the dog could do for the time being. Once satisfied, he sent the water flying out the door, letting it land in a grass patch outside. He took a deep breath in as he stepped out as well, pulling the water back up out of the ground for further use.