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-- No, no, I'm more motivated by the desire to avoid potential spoilers. We'll need to discuss it further once I've completed the course.
-- I heard that there used to be more literature in the Archive, rather than carefully selected materials on specific topics. However, one of the employees unintentionally caused changes for the worse, or so the wanted poster for information theft claimed. What was stolen, and in what quantity? It's unknown. It feels like she opened a portal right in the building and systematically removed everything, all billions of volumes, judging by the fact that they are no longer available to us. But, of course, that's just a joke; we're more likely victims of stricter security measures.
— Yes, I've heard that the archive used to be better. I wasn't aware of the incident with the employee. Perhaps, the former inquisitor mused, the criminal started a fire to cover up the consequences of her crime? You know, so that the archive wouldn't immediately realize that something had been stolen. As a result, a significant portion of the publicly useful literature was damaged by the fire and became unusable. Otherwise, I can't explain why visitors like us are not allowed to delve into the intricacies of dramaturgy or agriculture, while something like the Baldur's Gate school is publicly accessible. What do you think?