01 / Field notes
A place between worlds
The hub’s welcome describes a repository reaching across universes. Its orientation, spoken by L.S., describes entrances called Ways and entry conditions called Knocks. Read these as the hub’s portrayal of the place, not a map fixing every Library story.
Inspect sourcesOriginal sources may reveal story details.1 source ↗
By Anonymous, Rounderhouse, rumetzen, UncertaintyCrossing
The Library is at the root of every world, universe, and timeline that has ever existed, or will ever exist.
Story details are hidden.
The place and the website
This dossier concerns the fictional Library. The hub also introduces the real Wanderers’ Library writing community and links to it. Following that link takes you to a separate publishing site, not another Foundation containment report.
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By Anonymous, Rounderhouse, rumetzen, UncertaintyCrossing
The Library is at the root of every world, universe, and timeline that has ever existed, or will ever exist.
03 / Caseboard
Follow a connection.
Every link below explains its relationship and names its context. A connection in one work does not establish a universal fact.
Describes as its home
The Serpent’s Hand ↗
The introduction signed M. calls the Wanderers’ Library the Hand’s home. This establishes the speaker’s connection to the Library without making every Library patron a Hand member.
Context: Serpent’s Hand Hub · introduction signed M.
Why this connection existsOriginal sources may reveal story details.1 source ↗
By thedeadlymoose
Take the Wanderers' Library as an example, the place where the Serpent's Hand makes its home.
04 / Source record
Read the work behind the guide.
Original works & attributionOriginal sources may reveal story details.1 source ↗
By Anonymous, Rounderhouse, rumetzen, UncertaintyCrossing
The Library is at the root of every world, universe, and timeline that has ever existed, or will ever exist.
Kingy’s text is an adapted explanation, separate from the original work. SCP-derived text is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Source-check dates are retrieval dates, not claims of human editorial review.