A fairly plain looking room compared to the rest of the castle.  In here are many musty shelves of books along with some scientific and writing instruments.
Library, Inside Castle
a royal
scribe
I am the local scribe of a notable scholar. He orates what needs to be said and I write it down. I love my job as I feel that I am writing down living history.
I am well, sir! Every day above ground is a good day. And how about his highness? I can hardly say that life is anything but excellent. Well, that is wonderful to hear. My scholar has given me the day off, and yet I still itch to write. Are there any thoughts you'd like scribed today, sir? Nothing that I can think that I would like written, I came for the literature. Oh! Of course. Let me get some for you. Do you have anything on artwork perhaps? I'm sure I do... let me see here... Aha! Can you tell me which era this is from perhaps? Please, forgive me if I am wrong, for I am no royal, but to my eye it appears to be from the 1400s, perhaps early 1500s, wouldn't you say? To be honest with you I couldn't quite tell, it has become a recent interest of mine. Oh, how wonderful! Well, welcome to the art section of the library. Perhaps if you take a closer look you can see what I mean about these details - they are very indicative of the 1400s. Do you mean based on the style of the art perhaps? Maybe the brush strokes?