Tales from the 100th floor libary
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Ongoing, First published Apr 15, 2018
From the ancient Romans scrolls to the recent New York Times Bestsellers, The Annabeth Hillin library has every book known to mankind. The dusty halls and stair rails wait for you to return. The walls are covered in books that can travel you back in time. Every inkwell and quill have words yet to be written. Every day new book comes shipped in from all over the world (and time). What seems like an ordinary library is actually been built a millennium ago. Normal citizens check out books without knowing an Athens solider read the same copy. 

Read 20 stories Annabeth has collected over the years. Ranging from civil wars, artistic murals and longed mysteries and murders. 

Being immortal has its perks.
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