The building was functional and sober structure in terms of design, but not for that reason being less impressive, and it counted with more than one hundred and twenty years of service. The building known as The Lambda Library had three floors high, almost a million volumes, among which more than five hundred were unique or extremely rare, and the pride of being one of the most prestigious libraries in the world.

Kellen knew that Kaldoria used to nourish the school library and also his personal collection with volumes found in this library, and, to a lesser degree, his sister in the north, the Phy Library. And for that reason he had asked Naja to ask if Kaldoria had passed by on the way to Jorhalt.

But Naja still had confidence problems. Yes, she had made a lot of progress thanks to Kellen, and she had managed to get closer to Olivia and Mercedes, and a little less to the latter's friends. But when she was alone and did not know anyone, she was the same Naja as before knowing Kellen, introverted, scared and lacking confidence.

And so it was now, drowned in a flood of words. The book she was reading was called "Beyond the Cracks" and dealt with the diplomatic relations of Alkos and the rest of the main pantheon with forces external to time and space, or with interdimensional beings of power levels similar to their own.

The chapter she was reading was about an entity without description that was only known by the title of "The Light". This Light had sent emissaries to Alkos to warn him that it had started war actions against him. Alkos ignored the reason why a "neutral force" as The Light decided to attack without warning.

Naja was also wondering what had happened, and just when she was beginning to tie things together, something happened that took her completely out of her concentration.

— Naja! Candy yelled her name right behind her, drawing the unwanted looks that the wyvern had tried so hard to avoid.

Yes, the joke had begun, that was the first step. The second step was to take her to the park, and Candy had the perfect excuse to do it, but before, she had to be heard. But the first thing the rabbit received, instead, was a look of reproach. In effect, you can not scream like that in a library.

—Excuse me, but it's urgent, Zady pricked himself with a thorny flower and I do not know if he can be poisoned. — She said in a dramatic tone, but lowering the volume of the voice.

- Oh, I understand, well, where was it?

- In the park, in the center of the city.

- Well, get on my back and let's go! - Said the wyvern, worried.

And so, with Naja running as fast as she could, and Candy feigning concern, the two reached the center of the square.

Pointing to a certain place, Candy said - We were close to those bushes.

There was the joke served. Candy got off Naja and went to the bush while Zady waited patiently behind a nearby bench.

- Candy, I do not see him. Where he was?

- I left him right here.

And just when the wyvern began to check inside the bush, looking for the wolf as well as she could, he came to her back carrying a bucket full of water, and ended up soaking Naja completely.

- But what...? - Naja had gone from worried to annoyed in a tiny moment, but while the brothers were dying of laughter, that was the only thing she could say.

Instead of retaliating, she took flight to dry, and hurried back to the library, where someone else had borrowed the book she was reading, so she looked for another. But soon she realized that she had lost the urge to read, she really felt bad, she felt betrayed, mocked, she felt that she had trusted the wrong people, and all those feelings swirled in her head. In moments like that, she could only go to a particular dragon.

- Kellen. - She said.

- Naja. What happens?

- Nothing, I just feel ... Bad.

- But what happened? - The dragon asked, approaching her slowly.

The wyvern told everything that happened as well as she could, then told her how she felt. The dragon, seeing that the little wyvern was agitated, decided to remain silent for a moment, and bent down to offer her a place to mourn, and when the situation was somewhat calmer, broke the silence.

- I do not think they've done it wanting to hurt you.

- You say?

- But you know them better than me, you tell me. - Kellen said.

- Well, I've only known them for about a week, but they do not look like bad guys and I've always got on well with them so far. - Naja was still crying while talking.

- You know what I think? I think that rather than hurt you, what they were looking for was to include you, have fun with you.

- Well, I did not find it funny. Interrupt for nothing, make me worry and end up getting wet. I did not like.

- Well, go and tell them. I'm sure you'll understand.

- First I'll need to calm down a bit. But they took the book that i was reading, and I lost the mood to want to start another.

- Do you want some advice? If you need to clear your mind, fly. As high as you can, do not limit yourself and, while flying, let your instincts take control and enjoy nature.

- Flying was never my thing.

- But you do it right, maybe you're not as fast as your brother, but do not let that stop you from enjoying your wings.

- What if I still can not get clear?

- Then you could go back and tell me what the book you were reading was about. But first fly, because you may not always have me by your side.

- As you say.