05-21-2015, 06:50 AM
Galel strode through the aisles of the Library, his third eye rapidly scanning each shelf for interesting titles. With such little time left before the contestants were shunted off to the Barracks, the Marines wished to learn more about the Omniverse while they had the opportunity. Galel in particular had jumped at the chance to learn every scrap of information he could.
The Sorcerer held two books in a single hand, both closed as he continued to scan for volumes to bring with him to the barracks. 'A Brief History of the Omniverse' was printed on the spine of one, while 'An Accounting of the War for the Black Gate' was handwritten on the cover of a tome bound in leather. Galel picked another book from the shelf, flipping it over in his hand. 'Peoples and Tribes of the Omniverse' read the title. The Sorcerer nodded, placing the book in his stack and continuing to scan the shelves.
Ten minutes later, Galel sat at a table, his pile of books now numbering five. He eyed the two volumes he had added, 'On the Topic of Omnillium' and 'Prime's Primer'. While not particularly useful for learning about the people and history of their new home, they would no doubt prove useful for assessing their new capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Galel glanced to Okor, nodding to the Plague Marine and allowing his to pick the first book. The Rotting Giant chuckled, taking 'Peoples and Tribes of the Omniverse' and opening it up. Note to self, find another copy of that one. Galel thought to himself, as he opened 'A Brief History of the Omniverse'.
The Sorcerer held two books in a single hand, both closed as he continued to scan for volumes to bring with him to the barracks. 'A Brief History of the Omniverse' was printed on the spine of one, while 'An Accounting of the War for the Black Gate' was handwritten on the cover of a tome bound in leather. Galel picked another book from the shelf, flipping it over in his hand. 'Peoples and Tribes of the Omniverse' read the title. The Sorcerer nodded, placing the book in his stack and continuing to scan the shelves.
Ten minutes later, Galel sat at a table, his pile of books now numbering five. He eyed the two volumes he had added, 'On the Topic of Omnillium' and 'Prime's Primer'. While not particularly useful for learning about the people and history of their new home, they would no doubt prove useful for assessing their new capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Galel glanced to Okor, nodding to the Plague Marine and allowing his to pick the first book. The Rotting Giant chuckled, taking 'Peoples and Tribes of the Omniverse' and opening it up. Note to self, find another copy of that one. Galel thought to himself, as he opened 'A Brief History of the Omniverse'.