[Ordinarily the smart move would be to simply move on past the intimidating dog and the snoozing teenager, but the movement of the paper attracts Raine's attention as she's passing by. She really means just to retrieve it and secure it for its owner, but then she catches sight of the sketches on the page in her hand. A language she can't read, and pieces of buildings? The evident imprudence of approaching a dog that's (probably) guarding someone aside, she's definitely intrigued.]
[Slowly, Raine closes the distance, trying for nonthreatening as she moves to return the page to the stack. And possibly catch a glimpse of some of the other pages, if they happen to be loose. Waking the other would be rude, probably, but so would going through her things. The dilemma might wind up entirely academic, however; she keeps a cautious eye on the dog.]
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[Slowly, Raine closes the distance, trying for nonthreatening as she moves to return the page to the stack. And possibly catch a glimpse of some of the other pages, if they happen to be loose. Waking the other would be rude, probably, but so would going through her things. The dilemma might wind up entirely academic, however; she keeps a cautious eye on the dog.]