We, somehow, survived. Not unscathed, no, there are cuts and bruises, we feel quite bedraggled. The fight was one of the hardest we have ever done, but once completed, we find the door we entered to open again. As we return to the room we came from before the fight, we find it changed. At the center, a desk, which sits Hawthorne. They have a badge, proudly stating "Librarian Apprentice" and a stack of papers before them. The threads still float around the room, like dust sett

Part 25 You can sense there is someone in this room as you all enter. However, you can't see them. It seems even Hawthorne is victim to this, whispering nervously, "Hello?" The pages in the room ruffle, and a spinning wheel begins spinning. "Hello, Hawthorne." The room seems to whisper. "We have been waiting for you. For all of you. We have written...read...weaved...understood...known...you all for so long..." The phrasing here feels distracted, yet intentional. Everything ab

Part 22 As you wander into the next room, you find at the table several spools of thread. They gleam and sparkle, tempting you to touch one. When you go to do so, some kind of field blocks you immediately. That's what you get for trying to touch suspicious things that don't belong to you. It seems we are coming to the heart of this ordeal. Read a book you haven't been able to fit into a prompt yet. Part 23 Observing the table from a distance, you notice several large scissors

Part 19 The way to find the key, apparently, is to find a book that most fits your strengths. One of these books will have the key inside it, but which one? Apparently, no one is required to read more than one book for this, but you are required to pick one...or pick one at random. Which feels like a trick, because how could this Library possibly know what book you might pick? How would it know that you would select one specific book and that specific book will have the key?