Medicine

Gate
A pair of Asclepius wands are carved into either side of the arching gate, depicting a staff entwined with two snakes in representation of the path of healing. The head of a skeleton sits at the top of the arch, with the arms curving down towards each wand.

General area
As you step through the doorway you'll encounter a room lined with shelves upon shelves, no natural light save from which filters through the doorway. There are no windows, just books, empty jars of various sizes and scrolls - some of which have been pinned onto a noticeboard of sorts, detailing the organs of the human body. A skeletal stand will likewise give learning to the bones inside. In the centre of the room you'll find a large, rectangular table, large enough for someone to lie on, but at this time seems to be covered with yet more stacks and annotation suggesting that this is more a place of learning than surgery. Off to the far side, instead of shelves alone, you'll find cupboards and drawers within easy reach, some filled with compartments which can provide organization to tools and other such unique medical skills such as crystals and herbs. This is encouraged by the myriad of herbs and spices which dangle from the ceiling, making this place verdant rather than sterile. Fortunately, while there aren't any windows, the lighting which brightens the interior of the library so too brightens the medical wing, giving ample illumination for those who wish to linger within and read upon the hardwood benches and chairs tucked into cozy nooks and crannies, an array of pillows offering comfort thereon.

Sections
While there are a myriad of shelves, upon closer inspection you can determine that they are divided into sections and alphabetically thereafter. As the plants dangling from the ceiling suggest, herbal remedies takes up one section of the room, with crystal healing taking up another. There is another area dedicated to psychology and the mindfulness attributed to it, as well as first aid and even more modern methods of healing one can receive in a hospital alongside their various sub-sections.