Occult

General area
Upon entering in this area of the Archive, visitors are welcomed by a slight chill; fitting to the dimly lit stone walls. Overgrown by moss and ivy, pale columns raise up to the arched ceiling of an abandoned cathedral. Thick branches of an old tree break through the painted glass of the rosette that might have once proudly displayed a holy image. Thus, both the light which directly pours in this section and the one which refracts through the painted glass are focused on the centre of the chamber, where lies a long dusty stone table supported by four gargoyles and accompanied by matching chairs.

Sections
A number of high alcoves are labelled by ancient carvings in the walls. Some of these labels are: Old and New Age Paganism, Rites and Practices, Myths and Superstitions, Occult Symbols and their Meanings, as well as Creatures and Entities. Each of these spaces comfortably hosts bookshelves filled with knowledge fitting for their respective category and covering subjects from various cultures, religions and what some may call more unorthodox domains of science.