The Burning Of the Baltica records Hall

The burning of the Baltica records hall Shortly after the end of the “Third Pan-Otist war” the records were stored in the Baltica records hall in the capital in Operon City, it was a building in a similar manner to a library about the kingdom of Baltica and was made in 10 AD when Operon City was a city state and had become a major building in the capital, the problem was that most of the building was made mostly out of wood and barley any stone meaning that the building was very able to be set on fire and destroy everything in the building, in the night of August 18th a Baltican Christian Joean Speedy was working in the hall were a lantern was knocked over landing on some books setting them on fire, this sparked a chain reaction were after the books near the lantern caught fire soon the desk, then the room and shortly later the whole building and in the early morning of August 19th 1036 the final fires of the burning hall was burnt out by the people of the city. The fiery end of the hall lead to the destruction of many historical events in and outside of the kingdom, outside of historical events important pieces of Baltican literature was also destroyed and burnt into ash meaning that multiple people had to do their best to remake the historical documents and literature, sometimes even from memory this would also be the reason why some events in this time would either be highly detailed or be vague or basic, the fire would wind up killing the three out of the ten workers who were put in charge of working in the hall, with this destruction meant that the building would not be rebuilt until 1245 AD.