The Historical Library of Disonia

The Historical Library of Disonia is located in Julio near the remnants of "The Beginnings" first settlement. It contains older books written by important historians, records from as far back as 1635, and also houses a national museum.
Some of the more famous books in the library are:

• "The Book of Lies and Deception" by Marriott Leroy
• "The Era Brothers" by ???
• "Regards to my Past" by Thomas Lee Davidson
• "A King and an Anarchist" by Maria Downing
• "Visionary" by Lucas Yando
• "Unbeknownst to the Wiser" by Harriet Marsing
• "Legends and Fantasies in the Making" by Nathan Narrow and Janice Merritt
• "Tyranny Stands for no Fool" by Noah Power
• "No. 5: Existence" by Antonio Alejandro
• "The Frost-Walker's Bending Shape" by Serina Jenkins

Purpose / Function

The purpose was to mainly educate the residents and occasionally tourists about the history of Disonia and what kind of literary works came out of the history provided. The library serves as both a public records system and a historically accurate public library open to all.

Tourism

The library is mainly used by college students in history and tourists who are visiting. Mainly tourists visit here more than the Disonians themselves, but that seems to be just about any "tourist" spot. With its extravagantly long hallways and carefully decorated rooms and bookshelves, it's practically asking to be used as a tourist attraction. On one "Tourist Week", the library had gotten thrice the amount of people visiting to where parts of the library had to be closed off for visitors who were walking through and taking pictures. Seriously, the amount of people who disregarded the rule of "Please do not have your flash on your camera when taking pictures" is astronomical.

Founding Date

July 2nd, 1956

Alternative Names

The All Knowing Library

Type

Library

Parent Location

Julio