Adela Taronitissa de Leuven slowly lowered her worn quill back into its haven of an ink jar, fingertips liberating their grip from its hold as she briefly ogled at her ink-stained flesh, lips held into a timid smile. “This is good.” She commented softly, hand gently crossing her mouth in idle pondering. A blue-eyed stare landed itself onto the colored glass of her window, watching from afar the bustling streets of the capital, content with its tireless nature. Although an isolated hermit, the skittish woman could not help but feel connected to her fellow people through the writings of their history, no matter how insufficient of a topic one might personally deem it. She took a hold of her beloved quill once more, writing to her Queen with the readied anticipation of a third volume, unrelenting in her work.