Quillhart popped his head by the entrance door and scanned the area. His eyes moved rapidly from the left to the right behind his glasses when he pulled down his Daring Do hat to cover as much of his face as possible. He disliked it when he gained too much attention from other ponies so he sneaked carefully with a group of fans to avoid any unwanted gazes. He got inside without any problems and he gently pushed his hat upwards to get a better view of the place. He froze on the spot with his mouth wholly opened. It was truly a knockdown to see the huge room with thousands and thousands of ponies, plushies, and the best thing of it all, Daring Do was everywhere! His eyes glimmered and he smiled widely to himself. This was the truly biggest book con that he'd ever been on! He shook his head to get rid of the spell that the environment laid at him. [colour=#daa520]"Come on Quilly! Keep it cool. You don't want to stay dumbfounded on this spot the whole day, do you?" [/colour] He reached his hoof into his saddle bag, with his eyes still studying the environment, and pulled out a quill, some ink and a piece of paper and looked around for a nice place to sit. He noticed a nice spot the far corner to the right and he trotted in its direction and sprinted the last meters before he stopped, turned and slid the rest of the distant before he softly bumped into the corner in a relaxing position. He took a seat, looked up and sighed relived when he couldn't see that anypony had noticed him. He grabbed the quill and began to write frequently with his tongue bulging his right cheek and his dark eyes glimmering in concentration. The surrounding began to fade from his attention when he went deeper and deeper into the story that he wrote. It was about a pony who was a lot different from himself. A daring pony, a brave and heroes pony did not fear any adversities or conflicts. He sighed to himself, a pony who was a lot like Rainbow Dash. He kept on writing his little story with a lot of zeal and squinted eyes. A stir to the right with the quill and the pony saved a family from a burning house, a swirl to the left and he recovered from a deadly poison. He kept on writing and was now completely unaware of his surrounding, and sadly also the ponies who had stopped by and giggled to the funny, emotion-filled faces that he made while he wrote.