Unfortunately not /The/ Science Fairy

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[In the Radiant Garden area, for those watching where they put their feet, they'll spy a little glowing ball of light on the ground making rather frantic bell like noises trying to get the attention of a passer by.

Though, if they aren't watching where they put their feet, well...
She'll survive, but they'll hear an interesting sort of squeak (and possibly experience a bit of frost bite.)]

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[Fortunately for all involved, Lex manages to not step on that tiny ball of light, mostly due to the frantic chiming. Have a raised eyebrow.]

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[See there's this terrible trouble with being tiny, when things bigger than you fall on you like say a rock (or in this case a mid-sized paperback with the cover torn off) you kind of need some assistance.]

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[That poor book. D:

But still, Lexaeus bends to carefully pick the book up and thus off of poor Vexen.]

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[That gets a pleased jingle and a much quieter fairy.

Free to flutter around she's going to carefully perch on the book. Most certainly not at all to prevent it being read, flipped through or remotely glanced at too carefully.]

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[Lexaeus isn't immediately interested in the book, but he is going to gently turn it spine-up, mostly to see if there's a title on the spine.]

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[Well there is somewhat, it's a bit scratched up but still (dubiously) legible. It reads: The Fifth Academy, both author and publishing house are missing however. Also the book probably feels a little cold, even through gloves.]]

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[Well, it's not a familiar title, anyway.]

Would this be yours?

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[Hang on, she's going to flutter a whole lot closer since making herself heard by means that aren't random irritating bell noises or yelling at the top of those tiny, tiny fairy lungs.]

No. Get rid of it.

[Lies. Also, it is full of trashy, trashy romance/porn.]

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As you wish, then.

[And the book goes into his pocket, presumably so it can be properly disposed of later.]