Serapeum (270 A.D.A.) is the great temple-library of Alexandria, dedicated to Serapis. It functions as a sanctuary of magical books and knowledge.
| Type | Place |
| Location | Rakotis district, Alexandria |
| Date | 270 A.D.A. |
| Spanish entry | Serapeum (270 A.D.A.) |
Description
The architecture has multiple chambers, secret doors and terraces over the water. Serapis is a syncretic god combining Osiris, Zeus, Poseidon and Anubis, designed to unify diverse populations under a common religious framework.
Role
The Serapeum is the setting of a crucial battle. The group storms it to rescue Paulus of Alexandria and recover the Book. Inside they meet the Chained One (a master demon) and about 24 hooded demonic servants, who work as manuscript copyists.