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-- An interesting assumption. In my opinion, however, a large fire in the Archive would have been difficult not to notice immediately after the incident, and a small one, quickly extinguished, would not have led to the loss of a large number of books. But who knows? Sometimes history realizes rather unusual scenarios, as if mocking human predictive ability.
"Oh, these arson attacks, yes, now we have to take turns on night duty because of them. Although I came up with that myself."