Person A and person B are both in the same bookstore when person A finds an old letter in a book with a curious stamp on it, Person B sees that the stamp is a very rare collectible stamp. They either tell person A or try to get the stamp for themselves…

When it came to a being that could potentially live forever and need no sleep to rest their undead body, there were more than a few solutions to wade through the boredom that was no doubt inevitable given the circumstances. For Hyolyn, one of those solutions was reading, and while she had only made it through a fraction of the books that were on offer inside the academy’s library, she never strayed away from bookstores. Especially if they sold older books that might not have been on offer to her back at Insolitus. And with the nights growing shorter, she would have to find different ways to keep herself occupied while she waited for the sun to set and allow her to do her midnight prowling.

There never was a shortage of curious little shop littering the streets through Vighulir and today, Hyolyn found herself in a quaint little bookstore, shuffling through different aisles to see if she could find anything to catch her fancy. Which had ultimately resulted in her crouched down flicking through an older book on one of the lower shelves, it seemed interesting enough from what she could make out on the worn out cover. It had something to do with a history of ancient magic, probably something the academy already held within its walls, but she was curious, and being the kind of person she was, she began to wave through the pages. 

She had heard of people finding things inside of old books, letters and other scraps of paper, so it was no surprise that a letter fell out through the pages when she had started rifling through it. Picking up the aged paper envelope, she held it up, examining both the envelope itself and the person it was addressed to. Huh, it didn’t seem like it had been open, or even sent to the person it had been addressed to. It wasn’t any name she knew, and by the quality of this book, she assumed they were long gone by now.