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Message: <blockquote data-quote="B4cchus" data-source="post: 3512717" data-attributes="member: 35026">On first sight the study (not library) holds mostly furniture and a couple of bookcases. Books in the bookcases cover a wide array of subjects, from botany and history to picture books and stories. There are no titles that trigger you in regard to your current situation (such as books concernign amulets, druids, etc).After you have talked for a short while you decide it is time to take a look at the bedrooms. You ring the small bell which Dunbar pointed out and not short thereafter a servant knocks on the door. She enters rigth after that "Yesssir" While keeping her eyes to the floor. After you explain that you wish to leave for bed she tells you to follow her as she will show you your quarters. She leaves the room to the hallway and enters the door opposite of the study in the hallway. This door leads into a hallway, about 40 feet long with several doors on the left side.  At the end the hallway turns left. She shows some of you to doors in this part of the hallway and some of you to doors just around the corner (where doors are set both left and right. Another 40 feet further the hallway ends in a closed door). "These are you bedrooms sirs, and miss. I hope you will have a comfortable rest. You will be waked just before dawn as breakfast will be served." After that she bows to you and leaves after she has showed everybody thier room.The rooms are not all to big but well furnished. Each room holds a comfortable bed, a wardrobe (empty) a small desk with a chair and a bowl of damping hot water in the desk. There are no windows in the rooms (as they are not set at the outside of the building).</blockquote>

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