My Learning Library Novels & Stories

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Ponjie already looked bored so he found a table and decided to rest. “Of course, it is.” The butler said proudly. “Although the academy has massive resources for students, the library in the facility is much more comprehensive and filled with a lot of real-life cases that the Elites have experienced. We call this place, ‘Bibliothèque Blanche’. You’re not allowed to read anything in this, though. You are not qualified yet.” “Then what’s the point of going here?” Fruto really wanted to check the texts here. He got interested with the word “real-life cases”. Unfortunately, they’re not allowed. He instantly felt bitter.

Madelyn felt thankful that she had developed the love for learning in her past life. Now, at eighteen years old again, she felt confident about studying on her own at the library. She believed she could excel in her high school exams and get into a good university. Madelyn's strongest subjects were in liberal arts, but she struggled with science and math. Still, she had little time to focus on those subjects because she also had to manage cooking and piano classes.

details Tula, "from what I've heard, it's mostly a healthy rivalry that's present between CCMS and ASI. Only some teens from here and there that are maybe biased." "Mmm, well," I say, "what sister schools do we have?" "Oh, I know there's one called ISL, Institute of Supernatural Learners. And there's TRES, Traverse Research Educational System. And CCR, Converse Circuitry Repository. I think there was another one, or two, but I can't recall them," says Hala. "I think one of the other one was one called Last School of Though, LST, but I'm not sure of the last one," says Morgan.

What would he say if he knew? “It’s about the Zenzens, right?” He asked and she winced. He had figured it out. “You’re so predictable.” He chuckled, and slipped his hands into his pocket. “If you want to know more about the Zenzens, then you better check the elite library. It has far better resources and materials than the normal school library.” ‘The elite library? I’m not even surprised that that exists. The elite students are really privileged.’ Layla shook her head.

He stood up, gesturing towards the library. Well, I didn't have any more lectures today, so learning more about gene therapy won't be bad… I smiled and got to my feet. "Why not?" I said, laughing as we headed to the library together, We stepped into the library and headed to the books section. "I can't remember the last time I used the library," I admitted, and Andrew smiled. "I come here every day. It's a sanctuary for me. I learn a lot here," he said, and I couldn't help but admire his dedication.

she said (was lucky enough to keep my name), "If you believe everything that dull priest tells you. Your mind is going to rot." I leaned in. "I did some more experiments." Her eyebrows perked up. "And?" "I learned everything in seconds. No practice nothing." "You learned everything they knew you mean?" "Yeah, yeah." "Interesting." "Can I try on—" "No!" She stood up and then nervously looked around and sat back down. "I mean no. I don't have any skills. That's why I'm studying." She picked up the book and headed off down an aisle. The library in our village wasn't extensive, but it had a sizeable collection. Most of the books were donated by a head librarian (a retired wizard).

(Previous His Desire) ~Kiva I stare down at my notes, unable to concentrate. Father never wanted me to study beyond what he thought was appropriate, but I enjoy it. Learning allows me to imagine a world beyond all this. Faint whispers have me glancing over my shoulder. Three girls stand amongst the shelves of the small library, giggling between themselves. Maids, by the looks of their uniforms, and they don’t know I am here. "There's a lot around here you're going to have to learn,” one of them with vibrant blonde curls whispers, cheeks flushed bright pink as she leans her head close to her brunette friend.

He says, and points to the building, “Well, that is the Lunar Legacy Library, which we call the Triple L for short. Would you like to take a look?” I instantly perk up at that, “I would love to. I’d completely forgotten about that, thank you for reminding me. If it’s okay with you, sure!” “Oh, it's more than okay with me. You would find reading more entertaining than watching me hammer metal in the Forge.”

Or worse, what if he got hurt? My aching body and restless thoughts carried me to the central library of Lycan Spirit Academy. I pushed the door open with a soft creak; it wasn’t locked. The library was open to anyone, twenty-four hours a day. And it was the largest library I had ever seen. The space felt like a massive, silent labyrinth. The scent of old paper stung my nose, now sharper than ever. I moved along the shelves at the very back, in an area long forgotten.