The pantheon's Grand Library housed all the books of Avartin and more. The top of the towering height wasn’t visible even if one looked up, and the bookshelves filled six diverging paths.

There was no need to worry about how to reach the books on the high shelves, as each shelf level had corridors and ladders. Therefore, those reading and transporting books looked more like climbers than librarians, errand runners, or scholars. They searched for books on the desired shelves, checked them, and then scanned the library's upper, lower, left, and right areas to determine where the next book they needed was located, then descended ladders or leaped to the opposite corridor. If a book was too far, there were Dragonflies to turn to.0

This library was not radially symmetrical but irregularly extended according to the major classification of each book. The highest shelf level in the library could only be interfered with by gods, and the level under the major classification of Earth was inaccessible to mortals.4

Sung-Woon pulled a poetry book from the Earth section and then put it back. It was a collection of poems restored from memory by one of the players. Although called a library, all the books were maintained by a system that indexed their form, allowing for searching even down to each page's sentences. He returned the poetry book not only because it was uninteresting, but because the person he was waiting for arrived sooner than expected.0

"A second moon has been known as a possibility already," Jerome, a player, approached saying this.0

Jerome...0