Romans & histoires How To Find A Book In The Library

2 FAM. My gaze automatically shifted to the bookshelves inside the room and my eyes widened in realization. "I got it" I said and find the 131.2 FAM book on the shelves. I know that numbers and letters. That's the format when finding a book in the library. My forehead creased when I face a brown old book after following the 131.2 FAM. I reach it and was about to pulled it out when suddenly something click and then the shelves move. I step back and I come to realization upon seeing a single door entrance. It is a secret door hidden behind the shelves. I open it carefully and I gasp when an outline map greeted me.

I hope there is some allowance for a learning curve here because I am going to need it. “Your roommate, Mim, is downstairs in the library working. Once you get dressed, you can head down to join her. She will give you directions today. The library is on the bottom floor. Go through the kitchen. Go out the middle door, take the third hallway to your left, and the library is the fifth door on your right.”

Still, if they hadn’t managed to get any information out of him this long, then I highly doubted he was ever going to talk. Rather than focus on the pale-haired God haunting my lady parts, I began to scour the library in search of information. “Give me everything you’ve got on the Gods.” Books slid off their shelves, their pages flapping wildly as they took to the air. A tornado of them surrounded me, rustling my hair around my shoulders. One at a time, they fluttered down onto the tables, landing in a neat stack. CRACK!

I really need to sort out my own bank account and get a job, so I am less reliant on him. I enter the library and automatically know that I will not find what I am looking for but I persevere deciding that it cant hurt to still look around. If nothing else I might find a book that I want to rest for pleasure and take it back to the hotel. There are a few people working on computers and others looking in the shelves. I wonder around until I see the fantasy and mythology section, hoping that it is fact and not fiction.