Library of Wan Shi Tong
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| Type | Sub-Space |
| System | Backrooms |
| Environment | Vast multi-floored library. |
| Demographics | |
| Population | 0-15 Inhabitants/Visitors (442 Census) |
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| Entrances and Exits | |
| Entrances | Timeline Island |
| Exits | Infinitopolis |
The Library of Wan Shi Tong is a Liminal Sub-Space within the Backrooms System that takes the form of a large multi-floored library WIP
Description
The Library has four layers. The whole of the Library is influenced by the magickal abilities of bending, once constructed by the spirits and followers of Hecate. The first layer is the layer of experience. The Second Layer is the layer of Bending. The Third Layer is the layer of infinite knowledge. The fourth layer is the layer of knowledge of the elements.
Experience Layer
It contains eight separate rooms, four of which are rooms of "Reading Rooms" They are in the four interdirections, North-East, North-West, South-East, South-West. These rooms contain a fire place, two benches and bookshelves in each. In the Northern room contains a statue of Hecate and several prayers to her. The Eastern Room contains Wan Shi Tong who is dormant, until the time comes. The Southern Realm contains planetarium that is constantly connected to the planets. The Western Room contains a brewery.
Bending Layer
This layer consists of eight separate rooms again, in each direction resides a statue of the benders of each element. They also contain signs to do with the bending of that element. In each of the Interdirections contain rooms of spirits and Avatars.
Infinite Knowlege Layer
This Layer is a library that has eight entrances. However this library seems to be a spirit itself but it is unknown, the bookshelves continue to grow, as if alive. However this makes the library a maze, a simple maze, but a maze nonetheless.
Elemental Knowlege Layer
Their are four extra rooms aside from the main room. The main room consists of four seating areas decorated with each elemental colour. The four rooms are reading rooms.
