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<blockquote data-quote="Erekose13" data-source="post: 2889884" data-attributes="member: 3387">This wooden door is covered in plaster, perhaps to match it with the surrounding walls. It stands ajar, nearly split in in half down the middle.&nbsp; A latticework design outlines the door.&nbsp; Inside a heavy animal carcass lies on a sturdy table in the middle of this room. The north wall has two cabinets, their shelves lined with unrs, candle-holders, and other items.&nbsp; Charnel smells continue to assault your nose here.The table, designed to let dripping blood flow into channels along the side, is occupied by a carcass, possibly porcine in nature, as well as tools used for embalming the dead and a dusty book with time-yellowed pages. There is a single canopic jar sitting precariously on the northwest corner, a stoneware vessel about 8 inches tall with a lid shaped like the head of a cat.&nbsp; A single iron torch in a raft-shaped sconce is lit in the center of the eastern wall.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Erekose13, post: 2889884, member: 3387"] This wooden door is covered in plaster, perhaps to match it with the surrounding walls. It stands ajar, nearly split in in half down the middle. A latticework design outlines the door. Inside a heavy animal carcass lies on a sturdy table in the middle of this room. The north wall has two cabinets, their shelves lined with unrs, candle-holders, and other items. Charnel smells continue to assault your nose here. The table, designed to let dripping blood flow into channels along the side, is occupied by a carcass, possibly porcine in nature, as well as tools used for embalming the dead and a dusty book with time-yellowed pages. There is a single canopic jar sitting precariously on the northwest corner, a stoneware vessel about 8 inches tall with a lid shaped like the head of a cat. A single iron torch in a raft-shaped sconce is lit in the center of the eastern wall. [/QUOTE]

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