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The '''Canalave Library''' (Japanese: '''ミオとしょかん''' ''Mio Library'') is a location in {{game2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}.
The '''Canalave Library''' (Japanese: '''ミオとしょかん''' ''Mio Library'') is a location in {{game2|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}.


It is the only library in the [[Sinnoh|Sinnoh region]] and, keeping with one of the most prevalent themes in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, its shelves contain books on [[Sinnoh myths|the myths of Sinnoh]]. It can be found on the northwest side of [[Canalave City]] and it is the place the player, the {{ga|Barry|rival}}, {{ga|Lucas}}/{{ga|Dawn}}, and [[Professor Rowan]] meet up before the player goes to [[Lake Valor]].
It is the only library in the [[Sinnoh]] [[region]] and, keeping with one of the most prevalent themes in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, its shelves contain books on [[Sinnoh myths|the myths of Sinnoh]]. It can be found on the northwest side of [[Canalave City]] and it is the place the player, the {{ga|Barry|rival}}, {{ga|Lucas}}/{{ga|Dawn}}, and [[Professor Rowan]] meet up before the player goes to [[Lake Valor]].


==Geography==
==Geography==
Canalave Library is a small library with three levels. Shelves filled with different books surround several reading tables and chairs. There is a sign that informs people that eating and drinking are prohibited. Not much happens on the first two floors; however, people can be seen here reading books about Pokémon and other topics.
Canalave Library is a small library with three levels. Shelves filled with different books surround several reading tables and chairs. There is a sign that informs people that eating and drinking are prohibited. Not much happens on the first two floors; however, people can be seen here reading books about Pokémon and other topics.


On the top floor of the library, the player can read the books on the bookshelves. These books are philosophical in nature and delve into the history and existence of the [[Pokémon world]] as known. These books detail the numerous [[Sinnoh myths|myths of the Sinnoh region]], which serve as a topic of interest and point of study for many, including [[Cynthia]]. These books include: "Sinnoh Myth," which may refer to {{p|Arceus}}; "Sinnoh Region's Mythology," which explains why wild Pokémon appear in grass before Trainers; "Sinnoh's Myth," which explains the existence of the [[lake guardians]]; "Veilstone's Myth," which tells a story about a young swordsman whose disregard for Pokémon leads to his encounter with {{p|Giratina}}; "The Original Story," which explains the origin of the [[Pokémon world]]; "A Horrific Myth," which tells a horrible tale about the consequences of those who threaten the lake guardians; and "Sinnoh Folk Stories," a book containing three folk stories. The first story illustrates that Pokémon can be used for sustenance, the second implies that humans and Pokémon were once one and the same or came to be separate through biological evolution, and the third folk story states that there was a time when Pokémon and humans had no distinguishable differences.
On the top floor of the library, the {{player}} can read the books on the bookshelves. These books are philosophical in nature and delve into the history and existence of the [[Pokémon world]] as known. These books detail the numerous [[Sinnoh myths|myths of the Sinnoh region]], which serve as a topic of interest and point of study for many, including [[Cynthia]]. These books include: "Sinnoh Myth," which may refer to {{p|Arceus}}; "Sinnoh Region's Mythology," which explains why wild Pokémon appear in grass before Trainers; "Sinnoh's Myth," which explains the existence of the [[lake guardians]]; "Veilstone's Myth," which tells a story about a young swordsman whose disregard for Pokémon leads to his encounter with {{p|Giratina}}; "The Original Story," which explains the origin of the [[Pokémon world]]; "A Horrific Myth," which tells a horrible tale about the consequences of those who threaten the lake guardians; and "Sinnoh Folk Stories," a book containing three folk stories. The first story illustrates that Pokémon can be used for sustenance, the second implies that humans and Pokémon were once one and the same or came to be separate through biological evolution, and the third folk story states that there was a time when Pokémon and humans had no distinguishable differences.


After [[Byron]] is defeated in the [[Canalave Gym]], the player's [[rival]] summons the player to the Canalave Library to meet with [[Professor Rowan]] and [[Professors' aides|his assistant]]. Professor Rowan assigns each of the three characters to one of the region's lakes for research on the lake guardians, but is interrupted when a huge explosion at [[Lake Valor]] shakes Canalave City like an earthquake. Everyone leaves the library before the aftershock occurs.
After [[Byron]] is defeated in the [[Canalave Gym]], the player's [[rival]] summons the player to the Canalave Library to meet with [[Professor Rowan]] and [[Professors' aides|his assistant]]. Professor Rowan assigns each of the three characters to one of the region's lakes for research on the lake guardians, but is interrupted when a huge explosion at [[Lake Valor]] shakes Canalave City like an earthquake. Everyone leaves the library before the aftershock occurs.
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