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Kansas's grin was reassuring to the young boy, and he reflected it. The library was spread out before them like a great castle, and when it was suggested that Gotham should take the lead and look around he had absolutely no obvious place to start. He wasn't exactly sure what he was looking for, or if he was even looking rather than exploring. There were many choices, many rows and many directions in which he could turn, and he stared at each one in turn as he determined, superficially, which one would be best. His father spoke again before he had made his decision, though, and that sounded like a fine idea! "Oh-kay!" the raven colored boy replied with a grin. He was still a child, and unlike many puppies he would not deny such a thing or wish it away. Really, he wasn't all that observant of his own maturity; he was too busy entertaining himself.
The library looked big enough to get lost in, especially for a small wolf like him, but at least it was sufficiently quiet for him to make a successful call for help if need be. Gotham had no intention to stray from the side of his father, but it was possible that it could happen through an accident on both their parts. The giant soundless building brought out the tentative side of the boy, one that was not seen all that often, and he actually found himself contemplating the plan. He took a few hesitant steps forward, towards the endless rows of books, because surely the Children's section was in there somewhere. The pup hoped that there would be stories about monsters, but maybe the kids' section wouldn't be the best place to find those. Unless they were divided into stories for boys and girls, then he might have a chance. Gotham had learned that girls did not seem to much like monsters.
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