Vex 125

### Background

When we were hearing more and more of disappearances in Newyork city Us, we instantly began to investigate. Acting as just tourists in New York, We stumbled upon a library that people said came out of nowhere. Once hearing of this we locked down the area so no innocents to go missing while we test, and eventually, we just airlifted it to

### Library and Layout

* The library
* Absolute Layout

The impossible library just as its name applies should be impossible. On the outside of the library, it seems to be an average-looking doorway, but once you walk into the library it has an impossibly large interior. All of the books in the library have infinite words and letters on each page and infinite pages within each book. 10 rows of shelves in each room. Each room is rectangular in appearance. These 10 rows of shelves go up infinitely with several ladders going up just as far. This is not the impossibility of the library, but each book is much different than the last. Each book has a different topic. The reason this is impossible is that there's only a finite of possibilities that you can come up with, but this library has infinite. The library also shows signs of trivialism when it comes to the books. Since all of the books are all different, and each of the infinite rooms of the library is also, anything is true within this library.

On the outside the library seems like an average doorway, but when entered it shows a room that goes up infinitely. There are 10 bookshelves in each room no matter what, but each room is different from the last in its own way. The bookshelves go up seemingly infinitely, and the letters on the pages, the pages within the books, and the books on the bookshelves themselves. Several ladders are scaling up the bookshelves at dangerous heights, and in the first room at least stand a table you can sit and read from. Any room passed room 1 changes upon re-entry so it is impossible for us to map an actual layout for them, and the same goes for paths and entryways. There can be 2 to up to 94 separate ways you can go sometimes which can cause confusion and the feeling of being lost.

### Experiments and observations

* Experiment 1
* observations

We sent a prisoner into the library who was charged with treason and attempts at terrorism. Once he walked into the library we heard him over the radio.
“Wow-” he seems to have seen its gigantic size on the inside compared to its outside. He expected it to be smaller. As the prisoner continued to walk into the library deeper we continued to listen until
“There's multiple ways where do I go?” he said there was a left and right, and we told him to go right. Over the communications, we can hear the prisoner breathing much heavier, which might be due to the stress of how large the place was, or that he was running out of breath.
“Can I take a break and calm down please?” the prisoner asks kinda frantic, but we urged him to keep going no breaks. Just from that, we hear his breaths intensify and hear stomping footsteps. He’s in Sprint now.

“It’s behind me! It’s behind me!” This prisoner suffers from hallucinations a lot so we do not know if it’s hallucinations or an actual entity, but we tried to calm him down and have him tell us what it is. The sound of the souring wind is then the prisoner’s vitals go blank he suffered from a heart attack. The end of the communication. We think he was hallucinating and ran into a bit of some kind of falling to his death.
We’ve learned there are no entities in the library but the library itself. It seems to have full control of itself and the obstacles ahead shown as it morphs rooms into different ones. The large size and seemingly endless twists, places, and distances in the library make many mental illnesses act up with the prisoners. If we continue testing will will need prisoners with more mild or less mental illnesses.

### Trivia

* if all of the missing reports were tied to the library and the experiments we have done were combined the death count would be: 35
* We found a replica of the Statue of Liberty inside of the library's many rooms, including one of the Washington monument.