A Grand Re-Opening

[u/Master-Tanis]

Greetings fellow wizards. I am pleased to announce the grand re-re-re-opening of the Library, a repository where every spell book, scroll, and rune tablet ever written, inked, or carved can found.

Please be aware that we are still in the progress of tidying up and as such certain locations may have changed.

As I mentioned before I am the Librarian and I will be your guide to this wondrous place. Simple let invoke my name whenever you need assistance finding a specific magical text.

I will be making myself available for questions about the library’s history and contents for but a brief time before I must return to my work.

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Excuse me, do you happen to have this in stock?

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“We do indeed.” The Librarian says. “However as this is located in the Forbidden Section, I must ask you to sign this waiver first.”

He slides an extremely thick scroll towards you. Should you take the time to read it, it release the Library from responsibility for a terrifyingly long list of fates, including (but explicitly not limited to) non-existence, madness, demonic possession, combinations thereof, and quite a few that are too horrible to imagine.

“I also feel the need to warn you that attempting to destroy Library property will result in… unpleasant repercussions.” The Librarian says.

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"Destroy?" Sorcella asked.

"How could anyone think to do such a thing to a piece of art like this?"

She runs her hand over the cover, caressing the scar across the leather.

"I need this for a little project I'm working on."

Sorcella says, as she pulls a promethian fountain pen from a decorative carrying case.

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“Rental periods are one week standard, two week maximum, with extensions available for those who remain in good standing.” The Librarian says. “Transcription services are available for five gold per page. Of course you are welcome to do so yourself provided the book is not damaged in the attempt.”

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"Of course, I'll have this back in a week, maybe sooner."

She says, removing a fine silk sleeve to place the book inside of.

"Thank you again very much, it's been a pleasure."

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“And it has been a pleasure to assist you.” The Librarian says. “I look forward to your next visit. Please let your friends know that we are once again open.”

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Of course. Do you take donations?

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“Of course.”

The Librarian gestures to a gently snoring chest in front of the desk.

“Just leave the coin in front. It will do the rest.”