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Take a look, it's in a book

The Magic Library
- Haunted: There are ghosts in the stacks, and they are definitely disturbing the other patrons.
- Way into this book: No, literally--you are now in this book. Maybe it's the Great American Novel or maybe it's a suspense thriller. Whatever the plot, the only way out is to see it to the end.
- The characters are so real...! and in front of you, demanding your attention. That could be the other person in the thread! Or it could be frickin' Sauron.
- Dynamic Dewey Decimal: The shelves in here are curiously mobile. Whether you see it happening or not, it's soon obvious that the place has become a maze--and you're in the middle.
- Forbidden section: Every good magical library has one. Eldritch runes, lurking curses, a necromancer who's been waiting for someone to read him back to life--it's all in here, waiting to be uncovered.
- Magic for Dummies: Ever wanted to learn magic? Great! There's a bunch of easy how-to books right here! They're a little light on safety precautions, though....
- Sir you need a library card for that: You work here and you're trying to deal with an unruly patron... and the library is still magic. This is the most harrowing prompt on the list.
- Magic library? Really? Somehow, you are having a completely normal-ass time in here. That's remarkable in of itself.
- Wildcard!
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There was a small sigh before she approached Nita.
“You, on the other hand, have no such faults. At least, with what I can see.”
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But hey, she could be wrong! No need to try to suss things out using the Speech as a truth detector or anything.
"Guys like him leave a really low bar, though. And we've only known each other, what, ten minutes?"
Still, Nita was blushing, just a little, at the praise.
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"Now! I do have to owe you for saving me from that book." She smiled sweetly at Nita. "Anything you want, I'll do for you. No questions asked."
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Sure, she'd found herself in the midst of some pretty incredible things - and friendship itself definitely counted, given how she'd lived her life before taking the Wizards' Oath - but someone offering anything, no questions asked?
"Well, what do you do normally? I'd, ah, kind of like an idea of what you already like doing, how you spend time."
Now that Marie was free again, and all...
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She giggled as her clothes morphed into a one piece swimsuit.
“Then, it’s swimming!”
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"That's... okay, that sounds like a good day anyway. If I come up with any actual requests, though, I'll tell you. That work?"
Though she might need to double check if her claudication had any swimsuits...
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As Marie bowed, Nita can see how the brooch can open up from a latch on its top, revealing a set of small jewels.
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"Whoever originally had this, they have good taste," she had to admit.
"Did you want to start with going over these?" she asked, turning the brooch around carefully to show the jewels to Marie without any of them falling out.
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"... Only if you don't mind me making my own reports about what these things do."
Just in case something went wrong. One could never be too careful, after all.
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"Is it okay if I record your actions as well, or just what I'm doing, while we study these?"
In a situation like this, Nita felt better asking upfront.
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There's a joyful hum. "You are so thoughtful, you know that?"
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She'd sort the audio into data tables later if needed, but for now...
"Aww, thanks. Let's get started!"
She eyed up the jewels, noting their dimensions, colors, and relative position, then gestured for Marie to pick one out.
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“Transformation magic, it seems.” She said. “Seen this before.”
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"Can you tell if it can transform anything else, or just itself?"
There was a distinction!
"Does look to be useful, if limited."
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“I think this is meant to make a costume of some sort. Conservation of matter.”
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"Does it only impact fabric?"
And, truth be told, she was a little distracted by Marie's bare shoulder... but it wasn't nearly as distracting as Marie having been entirely naked just half an hour or so before, so it wasn't so overwhelming.
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And Marie urges more to appear, changing another sleeve into a glove before letting it form around her torso.
In a burst of light, a white top with a pink jacket formed on her person, replacing her own top and neatly being form-fitting.
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... Had Marie ever seen one of those? Perhaps, perhaps not.
"I don't know if pink and gold are your colors, exactly, but you definitely wear it well!"
There were a few more official observations to make, of course, but Nita didn't mind putting that on the record.
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“I think it looks wonderful, honestly.” She replied. “It’s like something out of a cartoon… oh, I betcha it’s like one of those magical girl shows! Those are so fun to watch!”
She got up to see how mismatched her top was with the blue long skirt and brown boots that still remained.
“Ah, shall we see the end and see what appears?”
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Hopefully.
Nita nodded, smile still on her face. "You had something in mind for, ah, a finale?"
Or was it time to select the next gem?
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She has to wonder what Nita thinks. Of her. Yes, they just met, but it seemed the girl was so interested in her.
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With an expansive gesture and another smile, Nita wordlessly asked for Marie to go ahead.
She could handle any flustering on her part, she was sure.
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A few moments later, a short skirt, thigh high socks and boots would appear on her.
“Ta-da!”
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