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Fr. Haroldson,
        I believe the question still stands on if the library you are referencing is The Baronial Library.  Thank you.

So far as I am aware, there is but one library in Travance.  It is a combination of the Baron's and the Count's, augmented by my personal library, which is now part of it.  That being said, there were two questions asked in response to my original post.  To which do you refer, Professor Cypher?

My question is in reference to the baronial library. I ask because i would like to know if i have access to read and study the literature supplied without caution of the keepers of said establishment. Do i need permission from you, the baron, the count, what i need to know is who is in charge?

You are more than welcome to use the Baronial Library as you wish, as no one is restricted from access to it,  there are just implements in place to secure the area.  Makes for much quieter research without everyone running in and out.  I will see to it at the next feast that you get information you need to freely use the facility. 

I think I have just become confused by what I have read.  If I may state these "facts" as I have read them...

1. There is only 1 (one) Library in Travance.  The Baronial Library.
2. This library is owned by the Count & the Baron.
3. Within the library are books which have come from the Count, the Baron, & Fr. Haroldson.
4.  Due to the magical protections & properties of the library, it has merged or it's location has somehow consumed the cook's room.

Fr. Haroldson has listed times that the library will be best available due to the fact others will be in the room(s) & out of respect to them, allow them some privacy.

Am I correct thus far in my thinking?

If so, then the concern or desire some of the subjects of Travance wish to voice is the ability to gain access to the library outside the times stated before.  As well as some wish to know if a chaperone is needed when entering & staying in the library during it's usage.  Prof. Cypher has lent some clarification on the library in those regards.

There has been many discussions before about libraries & books, that I have no wish to unleash those thoughts like a bad resetting alchemical trap with noise & itching powder.