Season 2 The Librarians Novels & Stories

The first thing that Lila did when she recovered from her fainting spell was to focus on her surroundings. They looked familiar. Yet, her still muddled mind couldn’t quite place them. It took several minutes of study before she realized that she was back in the wing of the vampire castle where she and Jasper had spent so many months. The room was closer to the lab than the one she’d occupied before her escape and much smaller. She’d used it to nap in a few times when she wanted a brief break from the lab but didn’t want to be too far from Jasper in case he needed her.

Some glowed as Lina’s had, while others pulsated with darkness, or shot off sparks that danced silently in the air. The Librarian’s were everywhere, on every level of the library. I wanted to ask Orion what he thought their official jobs were, because they didn’t seem to be doing much other than prowling the stacks with their creepy, elongated limbs and their ominous click, click, clicking. If it were up to me I’d fire them all. Literally, I’d set them all on fire. As we reached what had to be level fifty or sixty down, I noticed many of the stacks and shelves were charred. Everything seemed to be covered in a thick layer of soot. The scent changed from that of musk and dust to the remnants

Four of them shouted. “Quiet! This is a library. If you want to talk then go outside!” The librarian shouted. The five girls shut their mouths for a while then began talking again. “Hush, Miss Librarian will hear us but anyway, yes, I heard they had a confrontation two days ago and she was rejected by our future alpha!” “Oh my. That’s sad.” “Truly.”

Brandon straightened up with a completely straight face. The librarian looked up from her desk. “Sorry,” I said. She looked at us over her glasses with the expression of a woman who had seen everything and was tired of all of it. “This is a library,” she said. The two words carried the weight of an entire lecture. “Yes,” I said. “Sorry. We’re leaving.” Brandon pressed his lips together and I grabbed my bag and followed him toward the back of the library where the tall shelves began, row after row of books stretching toward the far wall, the kind of section nobody came to unless they were specifically looking for something that had not been touched since 2004.

The wizard and Owen were searching the library looking for the first magic book of dragon Kingdom and suddenly Zudan noticed that one of the librarians took a book and hide it under his clothe. Zudan move closer to him and asked the librarian to show him the book he hides right now, the librarian beg wizard Zudan to forgive him and said it was a lady that asked him to hide it. Zudan asked who was that lady but the librarian man said if he says it the person will kill him then Zudan knew that it was Lame but something looks suspicious about the librarian as if he was hiding something apart from what he said.

“Sybil?” He shook his head. “Council. Sybil’s cowed for now. She’s desperate, but not stupid. The suits are the ones we can’t read. Lyra’s sniffed out three traps in the sewer lines already. Most are just decoys—power outages, food shipments misrouted. But yesterday, the library annex on Jefferson burned.” She swallowed on instinct. The library was supposed to be neutral territory, a refuge for wolves, humans, even the odd daywalker. Information was currency.

“Anyway... this is your new mission. This library is being taken over by moths and dust. You’re not leaving here until you’ve cleaned the entire place!” Hanna looked around, taking in the vastness of the library. There were more than ten bookshelves, some reaching heights of up to two meters. “That’s impossible...” she muttered, skeptical. “If you start now, I believe you can do it in two days,” Liara said with a mocking tone. “Until then, you’re not leaving here.” “She’s not doing any of that!” Morgan intervened, suddenly entering the library and startling Liara and Maya. “Don’t you ever get tired of persecuting people? How long will this go on?”

They decided to start by visiting the local library, hoping to find information about supernatural beings or any similar occurrences that might shed light on their situation. The library was a quaint, old building with shelves stacked high with books. The smell of aging paper filled the air as Tiffany and Hailey entered. They approached the librarian, a kind-looking woman with spectacles perched on the tip of her nose. "Excuse me, ma'am," Tiffany began, her voice filled with determination. "We're looking for any books or records that might contain information about supernatural beings or any strange events in this town." The librarian smiled warmly at the girls. "Ah, curious young minds seek

Soon the sun began to set and my hope began to dwindle as we flipped through book after book without a single mention of Lady Rina. “This is ridiculous,” I groaned in frustration, dropping another book back onto the table. “It's like someone put in a lot of effort into making sure that she doesn't exist. Caleb said the books were moved here but we have searched everywhere and there's still nothing.” Ingrid paused, her eyes catching something over my shoulder. “I'm not sure we have searched everywhere Luna, because look behind you.” I turned to follow her gaze and saw a guarded section at the very end of the library. A pair of imposing guards stood before an elaborate metal gate, blocking off

“You’re talking like this house is haunted.” “It is.” “By who?” “The version of me who had more hope and needed less concealer.” Salma let out a quiet laugh. Up ahead, one of the staff members took Sebastian’s coat without disturbing Poppy. Sebastian handed it over with one hand, then shifted the little girl higher against his chest when her head started to droop. I walked into the library on my own. Dark wooden bookshelves covered the walls all the way to the ceiling, the rolling ladder was still on the left, two leather sofas faced the fireplace, and in the corner by the window stood the second vintage lamp I’d chosen along with the one in the foyer.