The Library



The Library is a massive tower West of the City of Hopeful Green.  It houses many magical artifacts, as well as all written history, literature, and non-fiction works.  The Library is under strict security, with next to no humans allowed in or out of the building.  The few exceptions include the official Library Trading Crew, Library Assistants, and Ravens' Watchers.  The Library is accessible via the Library Special Access Rail, which runs above the canopy of the Floral Forest.  The top of the Library is home to two giant sentient ravens known as The Librarians, they are the overseers of the Library and all of its content.  They are paranoid that because of humans' relative stupidity, they would lose any items lent outside of the building.  It is because of this that there is restricted access.

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