Heart Games: Sol [#0: TUTORIAL]

[idolpro]

Welcome to the Great Library!



Let's say you stepped through a door to get here-- you’ll find that the door disappeared behind you, and there are no other doors in sight.

You are now in a big, round room, with numerous staircases and walkways along the walls which are lined with massive bookshelves.

There is a table in the center of the room, surrounded by eight chairs, and seven white books in front of them. There are also eight empty mugs, one in front of each chair. In the middle of the table there are plates stacked with... sandwiches, mostly? Different types of sandwiches that should taste good without heating.

. . . Which is for the best, really, because this place is Cold, even for Big Library standards.

Powers are off!

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Comments

[bluerosestyle]

[The Norlangath Basic Imperial Laws section is long and boring, just like everything else in this Newcomer’s Primer. Did you want to read on Judicial Law, the absolute power bestowed on high-ranking nobles which grants them the absolute obedience of any lower-ranking nobles and common people who live on their private estates, as long as whatever they want from them doesn’t contradict the Taboo Index? I hope you did, because now you have.

You’ll also find quotas for specific goods that can be imported and exported in a year. So many lists. So many goods. In such cramped handwriting.

The numbers are so low it may seem ridiculous, though.]

[sleeplessknight]

[this is all boring and concerning.

Rulid section next??]

[bluerosestyle]

[The boringest!

The Rulid Village Standards are actually even more boring. It's a list of very specific yet trivial things such as “Children must not cross the northern pass to play on their own without adult supervision,” work times, marriage eligibility and restrictions, job descriptions, salaries for Callings such as “Village Elder” and “Gigas Cedar carver,” maximum number of men-at-arms allowed in the village, etc.]