Angor did not open the cover. Instead, he screwed the back cover open and revealed the delicate gears and springs behind it.
He carefully picked up a square crystal as thin as insect wings from the side of one of the gears.
The thin crystal was a valuable gift left by Jon—the hologram tablet.
To keep it safe, Angor never took it out while Sunders and Flora were still on the cloud whale. Since they left, Angor would well use the tablet as best as he could.
Sunders said that Angor was free to read all books in the library before they reached Fey Continent. There were a lot of books here. More than a hundred thousand paper books were placed on the bookshelves in good order. Angor could not remember them all, so he only chose a few to read before reaching Goman Kingdom, and he only finished about a hundred of them.
Now that Sunders was away, Angor got a new idea.
The tablet could record images, so he could keep all the books in it!
On the second day after Sunders left, Angor became a cameraman and spent most of his time photographing the books.
This was the fifth day of his “career”. He had finished recording 99 percent of the books. There were only a few leather collections left.
It went smoothly. When the oil lamp on the desk dimmed, he finished the last book.
Angor checked the time. It was still too early for dinner, so he activated the tablet to arrange all the pictures he took.
He did not check the content of the books during these days but he still had a vague idea about the distribution of books in Sunders’ collection room.
All the books seemed to be collected by Sunders personally. There were 11 double-sided bookshelves, all of which were four meters high. There were about more than a hundred thousand books on them.
The first two bookshelves mainly contained books related to apprentices and common wizardry knowledge.
Starting from the third bookshelf were books about formal wizards. The third shelf was mostly aged leather books. Most of the leather covers were cracked. The books mainly contained traveling stories of wizards in ancient times or anecdotes. There were also some ancient spells. The book Initial Glory which recorded the creation of the very first meditation method was also here.
The fourth held more books about wizards, but there were more biographies and tips on wizard training than spell books. The fifth to the tenth shelf were most attractive for Angor. There were many miscellaneous arts, such as Drawing Spell Patterns , Basic Alchemy , Material Extraction , Illustration Manual for Monsters in Abyss Plane … They were only elementary books though. Sunders’ book room did not contain anything about in-depth content.
Angor guessed that Sunders arranged the books before letting him in, to make him find his own path by reading about various knowledge.