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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3914211" data-attributes="member: 11520">The Constables and their guide manage to assemble into the standard marching order. Rahvin puts on a brave face, but he looks pale and those of you who slept closest to him know that he had a rough night of gastric distress. The door leads to a short entry hall 20' wide. The dust on the floor swirls about your feet as you enter. The frescoes on the walls are largely obscured by the dust and cobwebs of the ages, but seem to depict scenes of harvest and nature's bounty. The tunnel opens up into a much larger area with a soaring vaulted ceiling. The room has large wreath shaped chandeliers hanging high above the floor. They are currently dark. The room seems to be filled with small pools perhaps 10' in diameter and sloping from 2' deep at the edges to 4' in the center, columns covered in sculpted ivy and low couches or divans now long rotted and mostly collapsed. There is no water in most of the pools though a few have puddles of brackish water in the bottom. A central alter is lit from above by stained glass of the sun, clouds and sky. You are too far underground for the light to be natural. The glow must be some sort of divine magic above the panes of glass. The glass is darkened by dust and cobwebs so the room recieves only dim illumination in the center with the rest being dark, except where your own light sources fall. It seems most things of value have been long since removed in haste. The alter set has been taken and it you see places where it appears that statuary or art has been removed. There are some exits across the room perhaps a 100' away. One corner of the room has caved in and is filled with rubble. OOC: Actions?</blockquote>

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