The academy's southern wing library was something that made you speechless, the seemingly endless hallways and ranks of shelves filled to the brim with books was almost incomparable to Olin. Even the vast library of his childhood estate had nothing on this place although it did have an eerie feel to it. As you look down the corridors and aisles it seemed that it simply became abysmally black despite the gold and bronze finish on most of the library apparel that shone in the main foyer which housed a large amount of studying sections. Olin looked around and he could see many students studying and although he wasn't a student, he heard that this was the pace to learn about certain mythical and fantasy creatures the townsfolk of Dresden often whispered rumors of. Thing like Faeries and Were-beasts and although extremely skeptic, Olin had to pursue in a quest for knowledge.

Olin walked along the aisles and looked for the particular section in which he was to conduct his research in, it didn't take very long to find a small golden plaque which read: "Mythology". He began to walk down the well-organized alphabetical aisle and looked for a certain name to begin his research. After a few minutes of looking, the first book was found, one entailing and describing Lycans in great detail as well as some history on them, he grabbed a few books and continued down and again this time in search for a book about Faeries. There seem to only be a small section of books on these mysterious creatures but Olin grabbed one nevertheless as to not want to miss anything. they seemed to be dangerously curious creatures. Last but not least, another small section on Shifters, peoples who seem to be able to change their shape into animals but as Olin went and reached for the book he realized that something was missing, his golden cufflink. "Damn" he swore silently to himself as he looked to the ground in both directions of the aisle but he couldn't see it glimmering in the dim light. He picked up the small book on shifters and began making his way back to the desks, getting down on his knees on occasion to try and find his missing cufflink. He hoped to find it as it was a very expensive piece to his set and it completed his royal attire.

After about a half hour of searching, Olin returned to the aisle in which he believed he lost the small cufflink. He had searched the neighboring aisles in case the cufflink had somehow fallen through one of the bookshelves as he noticed some were open on both sides. He had no luck in the other aisles and was dead-set on finding the lost object before he left. Normally he would simply scoff away at the lost of such an item as it was very simplistic and not very valuable but to Olin, it was invaluable because it belonged to his father.

As he was walking back towards the faerie section of the aisle he could see what looked like a young woman walking in the opposite direction, he was going to approach her but then he noticed a small shimmering object on the shelf with a note. He chuckled under his breath at the note and recovered his cufflink. He was quite glad that he found it and he was also quite sure that the woman he had seen walking away had something to do with it. he began to walk in the direction in which the girl was headed and kept an eye out for her. he didn't get a very good look at her the first time but after a few minutes of walking he came to the back corner of the library where a few desks sat and he believed he saw her in the corner sitting beside a fortress of stacked books.

"Pardon me madam, but would you be the person responsible for finding my cufflink?" he whispered to her as he approached her. He set down his books for research on a desk that sat close to hers but not too close that he would disturb her he thought.