by Nootnootboi
The Imperial Library is a vast collection of writings gathered from across countless places, peoples, and eras. Its shelves hold histories, journals, court records, field guides, religious texts, maps, ledgers, letters, translations, and fragments whose origins are sometimes uncertain. No single work tells the whole story. Each text reflects only what its author knew, believed, misunderstood, or wanted others to believe, leaving the reader to piece together the larger world from contradictions, omissions, recurring names, and scattered details.
