Note: I have fixed the mistake in the last chapter; thank you for reporting. Coming down from the top floor, she looked outside and glanced at each thing carefully, and the things she saw couldn't help but surprise her. The white flames of white titan. Though they are not from him but from his descendent. Still, they are powerful enough to asunder the small world, but here they are contained without any problem. They are contained and not burned in the incomplete world, the same reason her tower hadn't been destroyed. There is an essence tree; she had a few types of them in her world. There are even some interesting resources like stainless blood soul lotuses, but one that truly surprised her is the sapling of the world tree. It is not rare at all, but very important; every being who creates the world, they plant the sapling of the world tree as their first plant. The sapling is not rare for people like her, but for people like this little human, it is impossibly rare, but she shouldn't be surprised, with that being present, as she shouldn't surprise be surprised about sensing the forbidden power in every part of this uncommon world. He had made it an element of its core, which is his greatest fortune and greatest mistake. She shook her head and saw the clones; she was familiar with the clone method, one of the rare but demanding methods with many flaws. Still, it is one best clone methods, but in the core, made of forbidden power, it fixes many of these flaws. She was looking through the clone when the human finally appeared; he looked at the tower for a few seconds before appearing by the door, seeing that she, too, had disappeared and appeared by the door before pushing them open. … "Welcome, librarian," said the overseer as she opened the library door. "Thank you, overseer," I said as I stepped inside. As I came inside, a faint disappointment couldn't help but appear on my face. I thought the library would have a time dilation like before, but time is flowing similar speed as my core. It would have been wonderful, even if the time here flowed two times faster than my core; I would have had six times more time than outside. "You are first level librarian, which gives you access to the first floor of the library; you could read any section, any book, but taking out a book from the library is forbidden," "Though, you could share the knowledge you learn here, in a limited capacity," she informed. The sharing requirement is surprising, but I am not worried about it. I am confident I could clear the second challenge, and it won't take long. If I had survived, a year would be more than enough. "There are certain things you do have to do as a librarian, collect more books; there is a quota for every century." " You have to bring unique knowledge, or your privileges would begin to get restricted, and if it continued millennial, your access position of librarian would be terminated, and the library would disappear," she said. The requirement surprised me, but I am not worried about it, not because I already have enough books to complete the quota, but because the century is a long time, and I should be able to fill it in such a long time. "It is a regular time, right? Not the time at my core," I asked, "Yes," she replied, and I took a sigh of relief. It would have been quite bad if I had only thirty years. Though, I should be first worried about surviving rather than completing the quota. For the next ten minutes, she informed me about the rules of the library, which I had no problem following. "Do you have any questions?" she asked; I was about to shape my hand in no when a question appeared in my head. "Yes. Do my clones have any restrictions in entering the library?" I asked, "No, they are you; thus, they can enter without any restrictions," she replied, "Any other questions?" she asked, to which I shook my head. "Call me if you need anything or have any questions," she said and disappeared, leaving me alone on the first floor. A second passed, and both of my clones walked into the library, and I turned to them. "You know what you have to do," I said to them; they nodded and walked toward the different sections. 𝙛𝓻𝒆𝓮𝒘𝙚𝙗𝒏𝙤𝙫𝓮𝒍.𝓬𝒐𝙢 Clone one had gone toward the healing section, while clone two had gone toward the inheritance section. I followed the clone one to the healing section and browsed the book, which brought a hungry smile to my face. I read for little more than half an hour before putting down the book unwillingly. It is a very interesting book about the life-energy, describing different aspects of it and its uses, many of which I did not know. I need to return to the Pyramid and heal; I could read while doing that. Not to mention my clones are now always going to be present in the library, and since we are one, them are reading, and my reading is the same thing. It might be the same thing, but I want to hold the book in my own hands and read the text with my eyes, knowing through the clone is different, even though they understand things better than me. I came out of the library, and after checking my strength was still sealed, I activated the beacon, and a few seconds later, I disappeared from ruin and appeared in a space tunnel, where I remained unmoving. Even after gaining such strength, I remained cautious in the space tunnel. Soon, I appeared in the pyramid and immediately went to the med bay before entering the healing pool. I was about to close my eyes when the projection of Rai appeared. "You have returned soon. Did you get what you wanted?" he asked, that a bright smile lit across my face. "Yes," I replied. "It must be something good to make you this happy," he said. "It is," "Good," he said before his expression turned serious. "We have not found any Grand Lords, but there were some Grandmasters and High Grandmasters snooping around," "I have deposed them with your seeds," he said. I nodded before turning to him. "Take a little rest Rai; you need it," I said, and he smiled. "I will take it after the supreme commander and others woke up," he said and disappeared while I sighed and closed my eyes. I appeared in my core and immediately walked inside the library before appearing in the healing section. Every minute is important; I need to find a way to recover the life-essence fast as this would not be the last; we would need to burn our energy. I also need to find a way to wake up a matron, mavis; I am sure this place would show me a way or at least the direction, and I want to find it soon as possible. The condition of the matron is quite critical; the slightest change could kill her. She does not deserve to die; after all, she had given it to the world.