Re: A Lost Identity
Edna leads Alisa to that part of the library that is normally off limits to all those not authorized to be there.. and of course, those authorized to be there are all the Fey characters, and the few Humans who are aware of them and support them.
She knows the danger, here. Can't pile too much on Alisa at once. Can't overwhelm... that would be bad. And that means, before the Faerie Folk do anything rash (as if that ever happens, right?) she has to get them on board. And she had to do it, quickly, to prevent any unfortunate accidents- here was Alisa in a veritable den full of Fey, and they'd all be able to see her.
They knew the drill. They'd pick up on her words.
Edna does one of those throat clearings which, while quiet, gets her more immediate attention than a gong would.
"Your attention, everyone. Perhaps you have already met Alisa, who we were very fortunate to find. Alisa working for us in reception, now, though we hope to help her discover and develop her full potential. You know, what is it they say.. find herself. Maybe the things she will be exposed to here might open her to new... personal insight."
Edna gives a confident "I think I did that well" smile.
Dennis gives a worried look. "Well it's odd timing. We're just about getting into today's issues."
"Issues, as in more than one?"
"It's two, which makes me strongly suspect it's three." Dennis says.
"Oh. You're ideas about things happening in threes?"
"Indeed," Dennis says. "Miss Flea and Gremian have some ideas. But there's more than I first thought."
The wizened old man looks at Alisa. "Can you excuse us a moment?" He leads Edna off for a quick whispering session.