What building was the new library originally?

• A. A theater
• B. A school
• C. A bank
• D. A museum

Answer: (C)

The building was originally a bank, and that origin shapes the library’s look and the adventures inside. In the story, you notice features that are typical of a bank—the big vault, secure rooms, and deposit-box style spaces—now repurposed into clues and puzzle rooms. Mr. Lemoncello designs the library to use these architectural elements as part of the game, turning security features into sources of challenge and excitement. That bank heritage explains why certain rooms feel like secrets to uncover and why the space itself feels built for treasure hunts. The other options wouldn’t fit the described space—theatrical stages, classrooms, or exhibits don’t match the strong, secured vibe the setting uses for the game.