Infinite Library

The Infinite Library was founded by Metatron, a powerful Celestial and personal Scribe to God Himself. The Library represents all known knowledge collected by the Celestials and the lesser races and exists in a Realm all its own. 
Also, the term 'infinite' is truly appropriate here - the Library goes on forever. The rows of books and sections of the Library are known only to God and Metatron. Metatron himself sits at the center of the Library, ostensibly reading from the Book of Life which is said to act as the central nexus of the Library itself. 
Metatron leads his own personal contingents of angels and allies known as the Librarians who tend to the Library and protect it from those who would abuse the knowledge contained therein. 
== Logos Portalis: ==
The Infinite Library is said to be connected to every major library in history. From the ancient Library of Alexandria, to the modern Library of Congress, somewhere within the labyrinth of the Infinite Library exists various portals to every known collection of knowledge.
-http://librarysciencelist.com/25-most-famous-libraries-of-the-world/
-http://www.topdesignmag.com/20-of-the-worlds-most-famous-libraries/
== Order of Scribes: ==
Metatron is of the Order of Scribes, and the Literary Order plays a central role in the nature of the Library. Most of the Librarians who serve within the Infinite Library are Scholars, with most of the others being drawn from the Scholastic Orders. They often hold the chief positions of leadership, and another name for the Scribes is the Order of Librarians, a name drawn from the Order's involvement in the Library itself. 
While not all Scribes are trusted by those within the Infinite Library, being a Scribe will usually get you a speedpass through the Library's vetting process. 
== Genre Section: ==
There are Genre Sections within the Infinite Library, places where reality has been warped to fit a specific genre. Military action, mystery, thriller, murder, all the common Genres have their own devoted wing within the Infinite Library. To say that these fantastic places can prove dangerous is an understatement, but successfully traveling them will often prove the reward was worth the risk.   
== References: ==
-http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/14417/Library-of-Alexandria
-http://bede.org.uk/library.htm
-http://www.loc.gov/
-http://hul.harvard.edu/
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