" There are some book shops there if you would like to look. There is also an underground museum. " Tracy said as they neared the entrance.

Eragon raised an eyebrow at what Tracy just said, not entirely believing all of this, but there it stood, right in front of his eyes. "You know...if I wasn't seeing this with my own eyes, I probably wouldn't believe all of this," he said as he waved his hand behind him, indicating the shop, museum and whatever else laid here.

" I hear that a lot. These features make this town very unique among the others in the area. " Tracy said with a smile and went down the stairs.

Eragon shook his head lightly as he followed Tracy down the steps.

Tracy reached the bottom and waited for Eragon. She had her guard up knowing this could be a good place to get attacked.

Eragon reached the bottom of the stairs a few seconds later. As he did so, his eyes narrowed, instantly seeing as this being a great place to set up a trap. Feeling a little bit uneasy, Eragon reached towards his sword, the weight bringing a slight reassurance to the Dragon Rider.

"Let's head to the bookshop first." Tracy said. She was glad to see there was many people here, feeling a little bit safer.

"I like that idea. This place is just screaming trap to me..." Eragon replied as he followed her to the bookshop.

" I know it does. I think we should head up ground after the bookstore. " Tracy said.

"I like that idea," Eragon said quickly as he absent-mindedly rubbed the peral on his left hand that marked him as a Dragon Rider.

Tracy was glad when they arrived at the bookstore and opened the door for Eragorn.

"I'm starting to wonder who the Bishie is, and who the trainer is," Eragon teased as he headed inside. Waiting for Tracy, he scanned the area, looking at all the interesting books.

Tracy laughed a little bit as she entered the bookstore. She was looking for a few things and hoped she would find them today.

Eragon moved back to where he was next to Tracy again. "Are you looking for anything in particular Tracy?" he asked as they walked through the book store.

" Not really. What about you?" Tracy asked.

"Same, although I'm always open to anything that catches my eye," he responded.

"Same here. "Tracy said looking around.

Eragon looked around for a little bit before seeing a book that caught his eye. 'A swordswoman and a dragon? he said as he saw that it was a sequel to the book that it was next to. Picking up the first book, he looked at the back and read the description.

Tracy found a book from a series she was reading and picked it up. She had a few of the books, but still needed one more to complete the set.

Eragon put the books back on the shelf, knowing that he had no money in order to buy things like this...not yet anyways, and he didn't want to ask Tracy to buy something for him.

Tracy saw Eragon put back the books but she picked them up when he wasn't looking. She wanted her new friend to have something special on this trip.

Looking around, Eragon was glad that Brom had taught him how to read and write all those years ago as he continued browsing through the bookstore.

Tracy paid for the books and smiled. She wished she could take Eragorn to the dragon museum, but would once this whole thing was over. She hated feeling afraid again.

Eragon waited for Tracy outside the bookstore, knowing that she would be joining him shortly. As he waited for Tracy, he made a mental note to come back here later with some of his own hard-earned money to buy the books.

" I hope you had a good time. Would you like to head above ground and have some lunch?" She asked.