"No, but we will find the other obstacles and obliterate them."

"You are so hot." Because that is clearly one of the most important phrases she could have learnt.

"Shouldn't do anything about it in the children's section, though."

"Should we do something about it in some other section?" she wonders.

"Adult nonfiction."

"—okay, now I'm curious."

"It's nothing about the books, that section just has the hidiest shape."

"Still curious."

"About what, exactly?"

"Oh, in general, I think you will need to show me."

"Well, follow me, then."

It is not very far to the relevant section.

Ooh a hidey section!

Yep.

"So," she murmurs quietly, "what was it you were curious about, again?"

"You said this was a good place for me to do something about how hot you are."

In lieu of replying she kisses her.

That is a very good reply. She'll even be quiet!

That's good. This bit of library is fairly hidey but not especially sound-muffling.

It's such a good bit of library!

It is.

Eventually they should probably do what they came here to do, though.

Yeah. Children's books!

Children's books! What a fantastic and instructive concept. And telepathy helps a lot. And knowing how to write in other languages.

Yes. Kaede can probably get basic literacy down by the end of the day, although she'll probably still have trouble with the English language's insane spelling rules.

Yeah she will but she has a while and the best teacher.

Her teacher is flattered.