The Librarian The

Flynn Carsen had once held a very pragmatic view of the world around him. He believed that there definitive laws and logic for how things worked, and that the unexplained mysteries of the universe were simply yet to be discovered. He felt that everything had a logical explanation, and that some things just were. He was a professional student, his mother loved to throw parties for any occasion, and he was running scared while pretending he wasn't and hating that disappointed look on her face more and more with each passing year.That was it. No fanfare, no theatrics. This was the way things were, and how they would always be.The Library challenged those views in every way possible and turned Flynn's entire worldview on its head. Magic was real, there was a secret war between Good and Evil, and some people had wings. Nothing was set in stone, and anything could turn around and surprise you. The laws of nature played fast and loose with reality, and sometimes it felt like he was Alice in the Looking Glass.He told no one; he couldn't. Contractually. Flynn couldn't bring himself to care. He had wings. He could fly. And he loved every single moment of being airborne with all his heart.