"Sleeping huh? Well, I guess the library is a nice place to sleep," commented Henrietta, her cheek planted on the table. Looking up at Poppy, she could see the disappointment on her face and smiled. "Hey, no worries, bigger isn't always better! Some guys like them small, you know? Besides, it's all attitude, Poppy - no matter how good you look, if you can't back it up with words and actions then everyone will realize you're just a pretty face, and everyone knows _those_ don't last forever."
Henrietta gave a bigger grin and gave her a thumbs up. Funnily enough, her head was still on the table.
"Anyway, enough of that, we've had enough life lessons for now. Me and my friend here are supposed to do a study of the Crusades for our Social Studies journal."
The blonde grinned and began talking quickly. "I've loved reading up on history, well, reading in general, since I _could_ read. I've committed information on the Crusades to heart, so my guys there are the only ones that actually need to go to the library. I came with them in case they needed help; hey, did you know that there were around eleven plus Crusades, but only four of them were relevant? The Fourth one was the one that proved that Crusades it weren't just about retaking the Holy Lands, but also against anyone the Church deemed an enemy?" The group behind her jumped and suddenly began taking notes, and she grinned teasingly, knowing that that would be their reaction
Henrietta continued rambling, showing her obvious interest in the subject but also talking extremely fast. "Also, did you know that no matter what crime you committed, so long as you weren't excommunicated, by joining the Crusades you were granted immediate pardon? Plenty of people joined up, some genuinely remorseful, others simply wishing to escape their crimes - the latter usually did not last too long and were usually shot by arrows from opposing forces as they tried to run away."
The golden haired girl took a peek at her group and saw them hastily writing down and comparing notes and laughed silently. She looked at Timothy and Poppy. She whispered, "As you can see, they're a bit too reliant on smarter people, so I like to play this kind of joke on them once in awhile. It keeps them on their toes."