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This is how inter-library loans work: First, you request the book you want to read, either with a librarian or through the library's website. If another library associated with your library carries the manga, it will be sent to your library for you to pick up. And the process is fast—as long as no one else is currently borrowing that book, you’ll get your manga in a matter of days.
Nonetheless, there are still a couple of places open for a more orderly looking shop if so needed. In the Trade Quarter surrounding the Bank, there's an open space underneath the other stair opposite the roach seller (yellow star on map). Hey, competition's the name of the game, right? The red X marks an open cubbyhole well on the path of common traffic that could be used for any number of things. The two green triangles in the Rogues' Quarter mark two unused spots there with a long stone table for possible use as a more official looking shop. And that's it, sadly, as far as those go.
Now, let me tell you of two places I'm cheap wow gold
fond of, places I make my own RP use of. I have a couple of characters who are adept at Alchemy. Transmutation is a subset of that skill, allowing the alchemist to completely change some substances into something else. When I have them making use of the alchemy skill, I do so at a location where it looks like an alchemist would work. I do the same thing when taking on a transmutation project, that location being the Summoning Circle marked on the map by the orange circle in the Magic Quarter. Standing in the glowing runes there really adds a special RP touch to an otherwise mundane action, in my opinion, anyway. Lastly, when it comes time for a character to seek knowledge about a troublesome quest (i.e., when I need to get helpful info from outside of the game), I walk my character over to the Cartography room (purple diamond) so it looks like it is roleplaying a visit to the local library. By the way, if you have yet to figure out how much of an RP nerd I am, maybe those will help you see!
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