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"How you have fallen from heaven, morning star, son of the dawn! You have been cast down to the earth, you who once laid low the nations!" Isaiah 14:12
"Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour." 1 Peter 5:8
"Tigers are really freaking cool." -Georgia
2025 — 2026
Welcome to the Infanto library! Here's a guide on how to use it.
These arrow buttons navigate through the currently selected chapter. They only apply to the current chapter.
On mobile or touch-screen devices, you can swipe left and right to navigate through pages. You can also tap or click the page to go to the next page.
Once you've reached the beginning or end of a chapter, the first/previous or next/last buttons will disable.
You can navigate between different books and chapters by using these dropdown lists.
You can go to specific pages in a book using the page search, which is accessible through the
Books are also intended to be read in a specific order and are additionally grouped into individual arcs known as Testaments. To view the reading order, select the
Transcripts are the contents of every single page in text format. You can access them through the
They describe what's happening in the page, and include any character dialogue if applicable.
This switch toggles clean transcripts, which are truncated versions of page transcripts that contain content warnings. They usually apply to things in character dialogue, such as profane or sexual language. On pages with graphic content, the text descriptions are kept less detailed.
Clean transcripts only reflect your content warning settings, so you only receive a clean version if it's something you specifically want to have censored.
Transcript search
On the transcript reader, you can search entire books for specific keywords or phrases using the search bar. Searching is not case-sensitive, but it only applies to the currently selected book.
Contexts are additional information regarding things present in the comic. They provide explanations for things that readers might not be familiar with. These things are usually references to biblical or apocryphal lore, real-world history, or pop-culture references.
They can be accessed through the
Chapter summaries are recaps of all the events in a book. They explain everything that happens in simple words to give readers a chance to catch up or refresh their memory if they have stepped away from the comic for a bit.
Summaries do not evade spoilers, and inherently spoil everything that happens in a book, so it's not recommended to view them until you've finished reading it, unless you just want to find out what happens.
Content warnings are optional warnings for pages that contain potentially sensitive or upsetting content. Infanto is an adult comic, which means it contains a lot of adult topics which readers might find emotionally intense.
The main types of things present in the comic include:
- Religious themes
- Profanity
- Sexual situations
- Violence, gore, death
- Suicide
- Alcohol, alcoholism
- Smoking
- Drug usage
However, these are not the only things you will find. You can view all of the content warnings in a book through the content warnings reader. This contains an overview of all warnings, and additonally links to every single page containing those warnings with a spoiler context attached that explains what the situation containing the warning is. These may be kept vague and do not include character names in order to avoid majorly spoiling the plot — they simply provide context to what is happening.
You can customize your warning settings to fit your personal comfort. To edit content warnings, go to the
You can enable or disable all of them, or you can select individual ones with the advanced warning settings.
Bookmarks give you the ability to save links to specific pages to save your place or keep track of information. Bookmarks can be accessed through the
To add a bookmark, select the
On your saved bookmarks, you can view both the transcript for that page and any context attached. You can also add custom notes for any personal use you might have, but they are optional.
Bookmarks can also be sorted, or organized into sections. To add a new section, select
The archives reader allows you to view every single page in the currently selected book in thumbnail form.
You can access transcripts and contexts on this page too to make it easier to review contents of a page without having to navigate to it.
Settings
Site display settings
Control the visual appearance and layout of the website.
Content warning settings
Customize content warning settings for the comic.
- Religious themes
- Profanity
- Sexual situations
- Violence, gore, death
- Suicide
- Alcohol, alcoholism
- Smoking
Are you new to the comic, or just want a refresher on how to read? Check out the tutorial here to learn how to use the library!
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FIRST TESTAMENT
Book of Facsimile
Released: 0/0/26
Georgia-Angela (who usually just goes by Georgia) is a little girl who grows up in a loving home in the seaside town of Port Angelfish, where she is seen as nothing short of extraordinary. Her parents adore her. To everyone else, she is simply an unnaturally gifted child finding her place in the world. The life and upbringing she's been given is warm and normal, everything it should be.
But no matter how well she learns to belong, Georgia knows there is something about her that doesn't fit — and never will.
Content warning settings
Remember to click save, or else the site will not remember your settings.
The main story is divided into Testaments, which are like "arcs", each containing several books. Start with Facsimile and continue down the list in numerical order.
This also serves as a "roadmap" to show you where we are so far in the progress of the testament. All of the books are listed, you just don't know what they are yet! Whenever a new testament begins, all of its books will be listed here in advance to show you what's coming. I wonder what the icons mean...?