There was one very strange thing about having your life suddenly turned upside down. You just have so much free time that you previously didn’t have and sometimes you just have to take a minute and sit to think how it all happened. Sadly I just didn’t know why. With so much free time you also get to do things you’ve never had the honest opportunity to do before like learning something you normally wouldn’t and what better place than a library? Kazeshi hadn’t really had an opportunity to visit it before and in all honesty it was rather interesting. Unlike most of his piers he didn’t really find running about and causing mischief that interesting – no not at all, but rather to spend his time studying, training or even meditating. This was all probably due to all the training his father had put him through and it was quite far from being something he regretted. Somehow everything just seemed to be as it should when he could just sit down and read a new book he found or practice the martial arts he learned earlier. It was all just so tranquil.
Walking through the large rows of bookcases had a nice feeling to it, as if this was where he was meant to be and it came with absolutely no surprise that he now spent most of his time between the walls of this absolutely amazing building. A few more steps and he finally reached his destination – the language section, which held books on all sorts of different tongues of countries far away or ancient. It was close to a week now since he started working on one specific one, which interested him and in fact had for a while – Bohemian. Kazeshi had in fact preferred learning Ancient Bohemian, but it would have to do for now. It was true that the common tongue had managed to serve him well for now, but there were so many old tomes in the former library of his temple that were in Ancient Bohemian which were completely illegible for him, however that was something he was going to change for sure. Well at least work towards changing and this was a small step forwards in the direction of his current goal.
The boy slowly settled in his usual spot in one of the quieter corners of the place and took an ink vial, a feather as well as a rather worn notebook out of a pouch on his belt. He carefully prepared his writing utensil and dove into the pages of the book without any time to rest just as he had for the past days. Hours upon hours just flew by him as he slowly but surely began grasping the small contours and tendencies of the structure and grammar, but there was still much work to be done.
Days passed by in this matter. How long ago he had started Kazeshi had long forgotten, but that didn’t matter to him. All that mattered was that after all the work he put in there were finally some rewards to reap. ’Live like you are going to die tomorrow. Learn like you are going to live forever.’ The boy smiled slightly and quietly mumbled to himself ”Člověk je ale produkt jeho myšlenek. To, co si myslí, že se stane.<i></i>
[Topic Entered/Topic Left]
[Run time: E-rank/ 5 hours]
[MFT]
[Learning Bohemian]
Walking through the large rows of bookcases had a nice feeling to it, as if this was where he was meant to be and it came with absolutely no surprise that he now spent most of his time between the walls of this absolutely amazing building. A few more steps and he finally reached his destination – the language section, which held books on all sorts of different tongues of countries far away or ancient. It was close to a week now since he started working on one specific one, which interested him and in fact had for a while – Bohemian. Kazeshi had in fact preferred learning Ancient Bohemian, but it would have to do for now. It was true that the common tongue had managed to serve him well for now, but there were so many old tomes in the former library of his temple that were in Ancient Bohemian which were completely illegible for him, however that was something he was going to change for sure. Well at least work towards changing and this was a small step forwards in the direction of his current goal.
The boy slowly settled in his usual spot in one of the quieter corners of the place and took an ink vial, a feather as well as a rather worn notebook out of a pouch on his belt. He carefully prepared his writing utensil and dove into the pages of the book without any time to rest just as he had for the past days. Hours upon hours just flew by him as he slowly but surely began grasping the small contours and tendencies of the structure and grammar, but there was still much work to be done.
Days passed by in this matter. How long ago he had started Kazeshi had long forgotten, but that didn’t matter to him. All that mattered was that after all the work he put in there were finally some rewards to reap. ’Live like you are going to die tomorrow. Learn like you are going to live forever.’ The boy smiled slightly and quietly mumbled to himself ”Člověk je ale produkt jeho myšlenek. To, co si myslí, že se stane.<i></i>
[Topic Entered/Topic Left]
[Run time: E-rank/ 5 hours]
[MFT]
[Learning Bohemian]