The Librarian's Diary
October 21, 1873 – Reports have surfaced regarding section 17-B of the Old Hall of Tomes. The whispers claim a collection of manuscripts, bound in chiaroscuro stitching, sit unopened. They tell tales of worlds unseen and places forsaken. Scholars mock them as myths; they are oblivious to the truth hidden in ink and paper.
Obscure References
Modern literature has lost its bearings with references found only in untraceable footnotes. Volume 29 of the Cosmic Archives hints at "curled leaves in the attic, forgotten like the dreams of sleeping giants." It mentions sensory riches locked in a forgotten catalog, guarded by those who never leave.
Lost in Translation
The Guardian, 1982 – A foreign diplomat's log revealed a passage in the Forgotten Library of Libris City, detailing a dialogue between ghosts of authors past and present, questioning whether their words had the power to alter the trajectory of time. Translations remain incomplete, leaving the questions unanswered and haunting.