A blonde female sighed as she flipped a page of a business magazine. The public library was pretty quiet today, much to her liking. She could read things without any disruption—not to say she didn't like the college's library. She liked it, but sometimes some people ruined her sweet time there for annoying reasons. Like that Kamijou, for example, what an annoying pervert. Seri sighed once again, before flipping another page.

Although her study right now has nothing much to do with business, for some reason business stuff still attracted her attention. Maybe it was the reminiscent of her past, where she worked for her family's business. Sometimes Seri found it ironic for her to ever worked somewhere that made her father neglect his children most of the time, and still hold some interests on it, but when she thought about it again, business world could be fascinating, indeed. While she was a human resource manager. she was still willing to learn about the world in general, mainly because she believed it would help her in her job.

Another sigh, as the woman closed the magazine. She had done reading it, and, knowing that she had nothing else to do that night—no classes, no laboratory works, no training, no tutoring sessions—she decided to stay for a little while longer at the library. After returning the magazine to its proper place, the blonde dhampir walked through the bookshelves, glancing through book titles, looking if there was something that fancied her.

Oh, what's this?

"The Mind and Its Education," she muttered to herself as she read the title of the book she just picked off the shelf. Sounds interesting, she thought as she brought the book to the nearest table for reading.