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In common the title bakan isorosi can be translated to mind growth, or for a less literal translation - for the growth of one's mind. A rather large structure for the city, Bakan Isorosi is constructed across two very large trees with long ramps that lead up to the main door. Two storied and painted in a pale blue to stand out amongst the foliage, many Sev'ryn hold great respect for this location due to its content of knowledge. One can come here to find books and scrolls on a number of subjects, very few of the tomes inside restricted knowledge. If, for instance, there is a rarer piece of literature or very few copies known to be published, the avid reader may be asked not to leave the grounds without returning it, or in even fewer cases, will have to seek permission from the librarian him/herself.

When one walks into the structure, the first thing they notice is the soft, colorful glows of the iyo lamps that hang all around the room. Books line the walls from top to bottom, and a number of chests are placed around for readers to sit. If one were to open these, they would be able to find a box of ink and quills for taking notes, as well as hide blankets and down pillows for extra lounging. This is a very soothing place for the community, often filled with smiles.

Bakan Isorosi is a pillar of free teaching for both children and adults, and while formal education is not required of Sev'ryn, for those so inclined, lessons are held here from different members of the community (often times posted on the community notice boards). These are usually free, however the volunteer instructor(s) may attempt to barter depending on their level of expertise. Beneath the main platform of the library is a fenced in area where most children play or read, some even having picnics since food and drink are not allowed within the establishment.

NPCs

• Bokuno

Prices

Borrowing a standard book is free of charge, however, if one wishes to take a book home, they must give Bo'kuno a token of personal value for collateral. If he accepts it as a fair trade, he will record the date you borrowed the book and your item, after which time the borrower has up to two weeks to return it. If the book is returned, Bo'kuno will return your token, and if it is not, Bo will keep your token, sometimes even donating the item to the community after so much time has passed, or using it as leverage to barter for new reading material for the library's collection..

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