Raindrops and the scholars pen
The soft and calm piano music, coupled with the rain pattering against the windows, set a relaxing environment in the library.
The large tome in front of me was filled to the brim with knowledge and information pertinent to my studies. As I worked diligently to make sense of the text, I took notes on a nearby notebook, my scribbles and doodles covering a majority of the page, my thoughts racing down my pen and onto the paper like lighting.
The soft music continued to play through the library, the rain still pouring outside.
Setting my notes down to the side, I pushed myself up from my chair, stretching my arms above my head. Taking a break, I figured to myself. I left my notes on the large table and began to wander between the many bookshelves that filled the room.
As I walked through the rows of bookshelves, I marveled at the sheer amount of information and knowledge that filled each shelf. The titles of the books varied widely, some on magic and spells, others on history, some on science, and even some on art.
Each book had its own purpose and use, and I was determined to learn as much as I could. With that, I continued to explore the vast library.
I continued to stroll down the hallway of bookshelves, stopping to examine the spines of the various books. Some books seemed to be more focused on magic and spells, while others were clearly more aimed at history or science.
There were even some books on art, containing beautiful and intricate images and diagrams. It was quite an interesting mix, but I was determined to learn all that I could.
I went back to my table and continued to study, refreshed from the sight of books
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