The library makes up an enormous part of the academy, and takes up two floors. Books of all sorts, shapes, and sizes are organized on oak shelves, and stacked on dusty wooden tables. Comfortable armchairs and sofas are all around the library for the use of students and teachers alike. Every student enrolled at the academy recieves their very own identification card for which is used when a student wishes to check out books for reports or for their own reading pleasures. Rather large light fixtures hang from the tall ceiling, and on one side of the library the wall is lined with towering windows decorated with rich velvet curtains. Few sections in the library occupy books and documents that are hundreds of years old. Many of them are various recordings of historical events, art, and religions. Dictionaries and bibles are mixed in with modern day novels and books of poetry.
