Initiation Manual: Library Archives 7-801
Handy excerpts from Wanderers and renowned Library Patrons
The adept Library-goer should already be acquainted with the various "quirks" of Library travel, but the archives remain a different beast altogether. The various storerooms and filing areas of the infinite Library require an introduction of their own, even to the experienced patron. These excerpts and articles provide a "soft"Foot. 1 introduction to some of the more esoteric regions and phenomena of the Library.
1. This document should not be construed to describe all dangers or threats to life, limb, or location of consciousness.
Filing regions 1-9 of the 8th archive
Entrances to this area shift regularly relative to the interior contents of the library, although dependable entrances are usually found next to the Kingman AZ entrance.
Quantum vacuum R&R lounge
The lounge, located next to the 90th book sorting area, provides a crucial recuperation point for extradimensional beings. Visitors should note that unless your form is intended for pre-singularity environments, your presence will create an energy nucleation point. The difference between the energy contained in your own bodily space versus that contained in the surrounding quantum vacuum invariably causes the shift of the local space from a high energy "false" vacuum into a metastable vacuum. Although currently indeterminate, the amount of energy released from the collapse of the local minimum typically results in the formation of: quarks, weak, strong, electromagnetic and gravitational forces, plasma, and eventually lithium, helium and hydrogen atoms (Please stop going in there if you don't have to. The staff are tired of dispersing matter into loaned quantum energy). The violence of this release obliterates the offending trespasser into their constituent particles as the conditions of the infant universe are recreated.
Dust tundras of the 200th Item Log
Context: Items not currently on display or in movement by the pages are stored in various item logs across the library. Requiring different conditions for storage (Heated/cooled environments, O2 free, or sentience free zones), separate item logs may prove inaccessible to your physical forms. A charming area for the experienced wanderer to search for long lost secrets, the 200th item log is best described in Omar Badawi's 1800's anthropological survey: "voyage dans la bibliothèque particulière/يسافر في المكتبة الغريبة"
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