The Old Library

The Old Library in Yarrin is a venerable establishment, rich in history and character. Nestled in a quieter district of the town, it is somewhat removed from the bustling city center, granting it an air of tranquility and timelessness. The library's exterior is unassuming, with weathered stone walls and ivy creeping up its sides, almost as if trying to conceal its existence from the unobservant eye. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped by the scent of old books and the subtle creaking of aged wood. The interior is a labyrinth of towering bookshelves, laden with tomes that span centuries. These shelves create a maze of narrow aisles, offering both a sense of seclusion and an intimate connection with the written word.
  It's main reading room is a spectacle of classic architecture, with high vaulted ceilings and stained glass windows that filter in a kaleidoscope of light, casting an ever-changing pattern across the room. Plush armchairs and antique wooden tables are scattered throughout the space, inviting visitors to linger over the texts.