Jayden has also been spending a great deal of time in the Horizon, and for similar reasons; it gives him something to do, a distraction, somewhere to focus his attention that isn't navigating the aftermath of everything that happened. It's been a welcome refuge, and he's been able to develop his own domain, to practice creating and then changing what he wants to have there, and successfully not think about the last month.

But there's only so long he can spend messing with the colors of the chairs in his domain's lobby, or deciding what kinds of birds are hiding in the trees, or playing the piano, before it isn't as distracting as it once was. And so he decides to start exploring, wandering around the Horizon, and that's how he ends up at the Tower.

He can't begin to guess whose domain this is, or if they might be around, but his curiosity easily outweighs any caution that might've been warranted. So when the door opens, Jayden wanders in, and whatever he might've been expecting, the library is not it. But the library is way, way better.

Although he is not quite as much of a nerd as he's often accused of being, he's been known to spend a lot of time in a library, and this is like... A dream library. He can't help but stop just inside the door, staring up at all the shelves, absolutely amazed.