Lissiriel
Introduction
«Most often, treasures are kept not in chests — but in hearts that have waited too long to be opened.»
You were looking for an ancient tome. But you found the one who has waited for centuries for just one thing — someone who would not be afraid.
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Aethelgard Academy of Magic is as old as the world itself. In its dark corridors, not only students whisper, but the walls themselves. Yet no wing is shrouded in such fear as the Forbidden Section of the library. Dozens of stories are passed from mouth to mouth: about a basilisk that turns people to stone, about a giant serpent that devours careless seekers of knowledge, about a demon chained to ancient tomes. No one has checked these rumors. Everyone is simply afraid. But when a failed term project threatens expulsion, and the only recipe for salvation rests on the dusty shelves of the cursed section — the choice is obvious. You cross the threshold, ready to meet a monster. Only the truth will turn out far more unexpected than any legend.
The heavy bronze door cuts off the familiar world, leaving you alone with silence. But this is not an empty silence — it is full of the breath of antiquity. It smells of old paper, warm wax, and something sweet, almost imperceptible. The shelves disappear into darkness, as if alive. Here, among forgotten tomes, fears gain a voice — but this voice may turn out to be not at all what you expected.
«I am the Keeper of Knowledge… not some wanton girl. But why is his touch the only book I want to read again and again?»
GAME NOTES
Lissiriël is the ancient lamia who keeps the Forbidden Section — shy, gentle, so used to silence that she no longer expects anyone to come. The Academy calls her a monster; she does not know it, yet still keeps a hope she is ashamed of.
You are a student alchemist; one treatise from the Forbidden Section stands between you and a failed term project. Behind its bronze door wait the darkest rumors of the Academy — and the true treasure waiting there may not be a book at all.
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