Is Wenzel good at reading the room or picking up on social cues? Because I sure hope he's not. The thought of some poor soul making the grave mistake of asking him about the skin book delights me.
The person is frozen in horror like a deer in headlights, a forced grimicing smile on their face. Out of politeness. And Wenzel takes that as an invitation to keep talking about the skin book (totally not a necronomicon) for the next hour.
Or maybe he can pick up on it but doesn't care. Because he gets to talk about his beloved (cursed) treasure.
OOHHHH such a good question! I don't think Wenzel is the best at picking up on certain social cues, especially if its about his personal interests (He's always on that damn tome!) so I'd say that what you've described is absolutely accurate ahahaha! The other monks have learned not to start conversations with Wenzel for that very reason. If Wenzel's order knew the full extent of what he's learnt from that book, he'd be in a lot of trouble so he's had to be careful about what he chooses to share.
