Traveling Library の小説・ストーリー

“They will be fine, the path between Moonlight and Dark Forest is well patrolled and safe to begin with. It’s the one upside to living away from the majority of the hustle and bustle of Humans and larger cities.” “I know. It’s just weird not having him around.” Tristan’s hand wrapped around mine, tugging me into his side and wrapping an arm around my back as he guided me, without any resistance, towards the library on the 5th floor. It was the Luna’s Library and housed the more important books and papers. Things that would not necessarily be left in a place that could be accessed by just anyone. “We’ll be more likely to find something useful in this collection than the main library.” He smil

If anyone had any complaints, they kept them to themselves after realizing that the baby they found annoying was a royal baby, but I still felt bad, and I urged Flavia to move towards the shelves so we could get out of the library as soon as possible. “This place is huge,” I whispered to Flavia after what seemed like forever. We had been moving around from one bookshelf to another. The shelves were both tall and wide, consisting of countless columns and rows. “It has to be,” Flavia answered, her eyes on the books in a section where she claimed we would find every material we needed. “This is the realm's general library. Wolves travel from far and wide to do research here.” “I see,” I muttere

However , I push myself to get ready. I use a black warm leggings and an oversized woolen jersey which is a soft pink . I skip breakfast because my appetite seems to be absent this morning. I carry my backpack and open my umbrella... Let the journey begin ___________________________________________________ The new library is simply amazing. It has so much more variety than the school library. I spend most of my day crossed legged on most of all the aisles. The librarian must have thought I was a little child because I was excitedly running throughout the library looking at the different book genre.

Undaunted by the adventure, Julie sprang into action, “I'm in!” Days of hard riding later, the Grand Library greeted them as its white marble columns reflected the sunlight, giving it a prestigious glow. Located in the east of the Kingdom, where many universities are situated, a large number of people wanted to visit the Grand Library to study or borrow books. The crowds were so numerous that a pin couldn’t even get through. “Make way! We need to return some books to the Restricted Section!” Julie shouted. The entire crowd looked at them with pity. To them, Julie and William are dead people walking. Some saluted them as the pursuit of knowledge has no equal.

’’ ‘’Yes, do not hesitate to ask me anything. ‘’Do you know the place called Axis libru?’’ ‘’Axis libru? I never heard of a place called axis libru, maybe you meant a book called Axis… you can find lots of that book in every library around the city.’’ ‘’WHAT? What… is a library… Can you guide us the way to... to that library?’’ ‘’Unfortunately, I can only tell you which direction to go, I can’t leave Atla.’’ Niru and Naran, while feeling embarrassed for sounding like ignorant, they set off and tried to find a library. Although Asescium didn’t go to accompany them, he gave them a map.

I had to make things right, not just for Olivia and the twins, but for everyone. Picking up the phone, I dialed Layla’s number, hoping she’d have a solution for one of our most significant losses—the library. Layla’s pack had a long history of maintaining the largest collection of books and scrolls in the region, and I hoped she could lend her expertise. After a few rings, Layla’s familiar voice greeted me. “Nathan? To what do I owe the pleasure?” “Layla,” I began, my voice strained with weariness. “We need your help. The library’s gone—destroyed in the last attack. We’ve lost countless records, books, and ancient texts.”

Her lips curved into a slow smirk, with something mean hiding behind it. “Bold move,” she said quietly as she walked past. “Hope you can back it up.” I watched her go, my lip curling, but I said nothing. I was not going to sink to her level. She would see soon enough how serious I was. I went straight to the library after that. It was a huge room, full of tall shelves and the smell of old paper. This library had copies of every book and paper in our pack, and a big section with things from other packs too. If answers were anywhere, they were here.

The pack grounds were waking slowly, warriors jogging, omegas carrying laundry, children chasing one another between cabins. Adrian led her away from the main paths, toward a low building tucked near the training fields. Inside, the scent of polished wood and old parchment enveloped her. A library. Her breath caught. Shelves stretched across the walls, lined with scrolls, leather-bound journals, maps, even ancient tomes with cracked spines. Sunlight filtered through high windows, leaving soft golden patches on the floor. “I thought…” Samantha’s voice wavered. “I didn’t know wolf packs kept places like this.”

I waited patiently as I heard the big doors of the library being thrown open. “So they’re selling their she wolves now?” he growled low and menacing. I could here the echo of his growl bounce around the vast library, I could smell the books from here. We held the largest collection of pre war literature and our library was preserved like you walked back in time. I missed home then, I had never wanted to be Beta, second in command is a lot and I had wanted a quiet life. But the moon mother had other ideas for me. “Tom!” Alec shouted. I could hear a faint reply and Alec was moving a ladder inside the library.