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Amelia watching and hearing them through her spell then facepalmed when the boy mentioned the empress Ameliandara being a vampire who possibly lives on and said: "Tsk. These kids and their wild fantasies." Amelia then noticed a librarian with a book approach them. "I have overheard your conversation and have two things that might be of interest to you. The first is a magical book written by Ameliandara herself. The pictures in them move. I personally can use magic and as a royal librarian I didn't have to go into military service. But I haven't ever seen anything like this." The librarian said. He opened the book and the first picture could have caught anyones eye. There were birds flying in a beautiful pasture full of blooming trees. The next one was a young woman with white or blonde hair but it was hard to tell. The woman walked down a path and turned back with a smile as if she was looking at a lover. Her eyes were blue and her skin was fair.

The name of the book was: "Summer with Finn" and it had a strange seal on it with a very complex design. "It seems like a memory book or photo book of some sort but its story doesnt seem to be about the empress but about a woman named Amelia and a man named Finn. I read it probably 50 times now because I was so fascinated by it." The library continued.

"By the way, in another book, there is a location of the Empresses mausoleum but after going there myself I found it too big and creepy to enter. She seemed to have a slight megalomania to want to have her body kept in a mausoleum that is 10 times the size of the von Muran mausoleum. If you want to enter it, then you will find it on the outskirts of the city." The librarian then marked a map of its location.

Meanwhile Amelia thought they were digging too deep and tapped her staff on the ground. The size of the seal went from the Esper to the royal library. Inside the library, all the books seemed to have come alive and started to fly around like birds. Then a stone statue of Erich the first came alive. The books stacked up into two walls leading the way to the three. The statue walked down the aisle and said in a demonic voice: "You shall not enter my mothers grave!" The statue pulled a sword wanting to attack the three. But Amelia made the statue weak enough so that they could defeat it with no big problems. All she wanted to do is scare them away from thinking about entering a von Muran mausoleum.