Welcome to the Memorial Library, one of the oldest buildings in the city, though one would never know by looking at it, as it is very well looked-after. Apparently modeled after the Parthenon, it is a solid-white building guarded by towering columns, overlooking a quaint little courtyard with a fountain at its center. The library itself is fairly vast, containing several volumes in its numerous shelves, with an archives section that has stored every newspaper since the early 2000s. People who frequent this place come from all age groups and species – the librarians aren’t picky about who you are or what you look like, so long as you don’t mess up their books. So come here, form a study group, kick back, relax, whatever. But just be sure that, whatever you do, you do it quietly.