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{{Infobox location|color_theme=pal|title=The Glass Archive|season=''[[PALISADE]]''|location=[[Isle of the Broken Key]]|leader=[[Dim Liturgy]]|aliases=The Thing Itself}} | {{Infobox location|color_theme=pal|title=The Glass Archive|season=''[[PALISADE]]''|location=[[Isle of the Broken Key]]|leader=[[Dim Liturgy]]|aliases=The Thing Itself}} | ||
'''The Glass Archive''' is a scale model replica of the archives of [[Crystal Palace]]. It is a building within a building, located inside of the | '''The Glass Archive''', also known by followers of the [[Dim Liturgy]] as '''the Thing Itself''', is a scale model replica of the archives of [[Crystal Palace]]. It is a building within a building, located inside of the Dim Liturgy's primary monastery, and it is the Dim Liturgy's holy text. | ||
Compared to Crystal Palace, it is tiny: hallways in the Glass Archive would have been massive avenues in the city-sized original. The text on its glass panes is in minuscule font, perhaps size 4 or even smaller. Many of the panes have cracks running through them or parts that are foggy and difficult to read; some are sun-damaged and some have faded over time. | Compared to Crystal Palace, it is tiny: hallways in the Glass Archive would have been massive avenues in the city-sized original. The text on its glass panes is in minuscule font, perhaps size 4 or even smaller. Many of the panes have cracks running through them or parts that are foggy and difficult to read; some are sun-damaged and some have faded over time. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:20, 24 January 2024
The Glass Archive, also known by followers of the Dim Liturgy as the Thing Itself, is a scale model replica of the archives of Crystal Palace. It is a building within a building, located inside of the Dim Liturgy's primary monastery, and it is the Dim Liturgy's holy text.
Compared to Crystal Palace, it is tiny: hallways in the Glass Archive would have been massive avenues in the city-sized original. The text on its glass panes is in minuscule font, perhaps size 4 or even smaller. Many of the panes have cracks running through them or parts that are foggy and difficult to read; some are sun-damaged and some have faded over time.
The Glass Archive does have a glass index that functions similarly to a card catalogue, but also a much easier-to-read breakdown of the different divisions of the Archive.[1]