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  "name": "The Library of Dark Magick",
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      "rawTitle": "\u001b[0;36mThe Library of Dark Magick\u001b[0m\r\n",
      "rawDescription": "  This area is not so much a floor as it is a massive balcony, thrusting\r\n\nout of a wall of the Temple of Dark Magick and extending to just under the\r\n\nwatchful eyes of the statue of Drakkara.  Tall mahogany bookshelves, each\r\n\nnearly reaching up to the distant ceiling, line the library in neat,\r\n\ncataloged rows.  Each shelf contains numerous texts, each having something\r\n\nto do with the goddess of dark magic.  The items range from simple paper\r\n\nscrolls written in flowing black ink, to elaborate stone tablets with\r\n\ncarefully-chiseled words.  Leather-bound or hardcover books are more\r\n\nplentiful, each tome carefully numbered and categorized to aid in research. \r\n\nTall ladders stand next to each bookshelf, each placed next to a sconce\r\n\ncontaining a smooth stone enspelled with continual light, as candles are\r\n\ndeemed too dangerous to keep near the flammable texts.  Closer to the edge\r\n\nof the balcony are a series of desks, suitable for casual reading or intense\r\n\nresearch.  The library's caretakers, all faithful of Drakkara, walk quietly\r\n\namongst the shelves and desks, replacing unneeded texts on the shelves or\r\n\ncarrying some work that requires copying and labeling.  An iron staircase\r\n\nleads back down to the main temple below.  \r\n\n\r\n",
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