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Liisa 
With her own wand in front of her, the librarian shuffled the other two inside and closed the gate behind them.
"It's right this way..." she started, walking past them towards the shelves in the very back. Very gingerly, she pulled out some aged (but not ancient looking) documents, bound together with a boring piece of string.
Turning towards the professor, she held them out to her with both hands. "The Captain's log," she presented.
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Lottiepot Delilah followed along patiently, taking in all the different books, grinning that she was allowed into the restricted section where very few students were allowed. This was brilliant, fascinating even and the deeper they moved through the shelves, the more exciting and older the books got. They were deteriating, some were certainly worse for wear but others looked so tempting, like they just needed to be opened and read and yet they wouldn't often be.
Then the Librarian pulled out some old document and stated exactly what it was. Her eyes widened, taking in the site. "Wow" was all she managed to mutter, wanting to reach out and touch it. "What does it say? What captain?" the questions came pouring out. She wanted to know more and they had better not keep her.
Gemma's eyes lit up as the Librarian handed her the documents. She glanced at the student with them but figured it was the Librarian's domain so she could decide who ventured in the Restricted Area with them.
She slowly turned the rolled up documents over and over a few times inspecting the outside trying to find any markings on them. She could see a light watermark at the edge of the parchment but couldn't quite make out what it was of.
She held her wand a little closer and could slightly make out what looked like stamp made out of a jolly roger symbol....hmmm...interesting...that def pointed towards pirates.
the young professor glanced up at the Librarian with a cocked eyebrow almost asking if she could open it...but not really wanting permission. She carefully took off the string and began taking apart the documents carefully.