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<blockquote data-quote="Karl Green" data-source="post: 1630998" data-attributes="member: 1467">As the sun is slowly rising and the new day begins, the party assembles at the cave entrance, looking in causally. The tunnel has obviously been widened and straightened with tools, allowing for a gentle incline into the side of the hill. There are places for torches and lanterns, but they have all been smashed or knocked over and the cave is fairly dark, but about 20ft ahead, light can be seen spilling in from the roof of the cave and onto a large oven… that much be the Crematorium. The Crematorium room itself is about 25 feet across, with what once were shelves and vases to hold the burnt remains of the deeply departed before they would be sent back to the city to be claimed by love-one or to be spread out in the water (per the departed request or in the case of poor and the unknown). The 'Crematorium' itself is a large iron oven, with two large doors in the front. There are two exits from this room, both curving hallway that leads deeper into the side of the hill, one on each side of the Crematorium itself. The one on the right leads down deeper where the “tombs” are located (long term body storage, think the Roman tombs, with tunnels and tunnels deep into the earth and though out the side of the mountain, with most of the bodies resting in holes dug into the earth and they sealed up inside). The other hallway ends shortly at a heavy and thick wooden door. The bodies of two fishmen can be seen before the door, they both look like the have serious frost burns on most of the body, with icicles and maybe even a bit of mold on their bodies. The door looks a bit blacked as if it had suffered some fire damage, and the hallway is extremely cold…unnaturally so. The door itself is closed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karl Green, post: 1630998, member: 1467"] As the sun is slowly rising and the new day begins, the party assembles at the cave entrance, looking in causally. The tunnel has obviously been widened and straightened with tools, allowing for a gentle incline into the side of the hill. There are places for torches and lanterns, but they have all been smashed or knocked over and the cave is fairly dark, but about 20ft ahead, light can be seen spilling in from the roof of the cave and onto a large oven… that much be the Crematorium. The Crematorium room itself is about 25 feet across, with what once were shelves and vases to hold the burnt remains of the deeply departed before they would be sent back to the city to be claimed by love-one or to be spread out in the water (per the departed request or in the case of poor and the unknown). The 'Crematorium' itself is a large iron oven, with two large doors in the front. There are two exits from this room, both curving hallway that leads deeper into the side of the hill, one on each side of the Crematorium itself. The one on the right leads down deeper where the “tombs” are located (long term body storage, think the Roman tombs, with tunnels and tunnels deep into the earth and though out the side of the mountain, with most of the bodies resting in holes dug into the earth and they sealed up inside). The other hallway ends shortly at a heavy and thick wooden door. The bodies of two fishmen can be seen before the door, they both look like the have serious frost burns on most of the body, with icicles and maybe even a bit of mold on their bodies. The door looks a bit blacked as if it had suffered some fire damage, and the hallway is extremely cold…unnaturally so. The door itself is closed. [/QUOTE]

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