Allen Library Novels & Stories

Going to the section located at the far-end corner of the library, Audrey soon arrived at the section where the school records were being kept. It looks exactly just like how it looked before when they first came to this part of the library. This section still looks desolated and abandoned as ever. Thick dust still cloaked the covers of the books that were left unattended in the bookshelves. Although it was still daytime right now, there is barely any sunlight coming on this part of the library. As a matter of fact, if not because of the artificial light coming from crystal pearls that illuminated the area, the place will be dark.

My lips stretched into a wide smile, this place was going to be my favorite place in this school. “Good afternoon young lady, it’s nice to see some young and fresh minds eager for some knowledge.” With a smile on my face, I briskly approached the librarian and said, "Good afternoon, Miss. Where can I get books on Alphas?” “She responded with a smile, "As you walk down the shelves you will see them labeled with directions, the northern wing contains everything about alphas." I thanked her right away and headed towards the shelves.

“So we accidentally do not perform them.” “Some logic you have, Daphne.” I shook my head at her, but I had to admit, even I was intrigued at this point. “Let’s get going before someone sees us.” “Yep!” Daphne clapped her hands together. “I knew you would understand my thirst for knowledge, Flora! Let’s go!” Thirst for knowledge? I found myself impressed by Daphne’s own explanation of her nosiness, and found myself following her willingly. Lindersay Library was possibly the biggest library on ancient documents and Moon rituals; however, most of these documents were also classified and reserved only for the Alpha, the Shrine Maiden and some high ranking soldiers. But that didn’t mean we didn’t

7! Several other students leave the library at the same time we do. The sun glows red, casting a shadow over the library building. “Oooh!”Allison suddenly stops, touching my arm. “What?” Her brown eyes glow. “Who’s that tall hunk of creamy human flesh?”

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She was like a loyal dog who'd never leave its owner. Tina withdrew her gaze. "Mom, don't forget what we're here for. You're supposed to accompany me to meet the college's higher-ups." She checked the time. They'd be late if they dawdled any longer. Evelyn had to take a deep breath to quell her anger. "Let's go. Miranda is no one important. We can't let her get in the way of such an important matter!" … Bedford College Library had been around for a long time. It housed a comprehensive list of books and was known as "the treasury of knowledge".

But it was the kind of gap that inspired rather than disheartened. Their final stop for the day left the deepest impression. The Aeternum Grand Public Library. Set in the heart of the academic district, the library was a sprawling palace of marble and crystal, surrounded by floating walkways and tall silver trees whose leaves hummed with low, soothing frequencies—designed to calm visitors. As the group stepped inside, they were greeted not by silence, but by a hushed awe.

“We are in the bastion of education! Not some sexual dungeon where you can freely think about all the naughty things you did with my King.” I instantly redden at the thought. When Harbin raises his brows, I look away and travel my eyes around the library instead. It is a three floors circular dome-like structure, with shelves of books as far as one can see. One shelf is twice as tall as me that there are ladders to be used for those on the top shelves. It is a wonderful place. I’m sure it will be hard to play hide and seek in this place. I bet that I can even use this as my hiding place.

Alec let go of my hand and then pushed the doors open dramatically, turning back towards me with a broad smile gracing his angular features. “Welcome to the Whitelark library,” he announced, stepping aside. My breath hitched in my chest as I entered the room and froze, staring around the room in awe. Books! So many books! Shelves of carved white wood stretched high on every wall, only ending when they hit the eaves. Colorful tomes had been squeezed into every crevice and piled onto every table with seemingly no order or organization at all. Though the room itself was small, it boasted a lush rug, a fireplace, some tables, and a handful of plush armchairs. Shifting colored light that streamed

The academy library was the one place Kael had felt genuinely safe since arriving. It was large, quiet, and full of people who were too absorbed in their own reading to pay attention to anyone else. The shelves ran three floors high along the outer walls, connected by narrow wooden staircases and thin walkways with iron railings. The lower floor had long reading tables lit by steady mana lamps. The upper floors were darker and less visited, reserved for older and more obscure collections. Kael had taken to going there in the evenings.