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[center][b]Zanna Town - May 24th[/b][/center]

Margo thought about it for a moment. It was a little unsuspected of Indigo to suggest going there. But she had no problem with the plan; it sounded as good as any. After all, looking at the Pokedex description of the town, it seemed like the library was its main attraction anyway.

And so, the to of them walked, following the map on their Pokedex. It was a sunny afternoon up here on the mountain top, but due to the elevation, it was still quite chilly. There weren't very many trees, and there weren't a ton of people here either. For the most part, the few people they did pass all had cameras hanging around their necks. It was hard to believe that anyone actually lived here to be honest. 

They could see why someone would want to visit this place though. Its old stone buildings and interesting sculptures practically screamed culture and history. Any researcher worth their weight in sand would have to come here at some point. 

Once they reached the town's center, there were more people around. Still mostly tourists, but there were more locals as well. Of course, most of these locals were the shop owners trying to peddle their artifacts. But Indy and Margo didn't spend much time looking at the store fronts. The tall, imposing library ahead of them was much more interesting. Its design was incredibly intricate, albeit chipped in places, and every street seemed to lead toward it.  

As they reached the library's front door, a middle aged man with eyes bulging behind thick glasses step outside. He held the door open for the two young travelers with a quiet nod and a friendly smile. Stepping inside, Indi and Margo were greeted by a polite employee, who handed them a little pamphlet. The lady explained that the pamphlet was a directory, showing them where to find any kind of book they were looking for. As she spoke, they couldn't help but look around her shoulder. Down a short hallway, they could see a barren tree standing right in the middle of everything, but from their angle they, could only see its bottom half. 

[b]"Are you looking for anything in particular?"[/b] The kind librarian asked.