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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1669169" data-attributes="member: 4441">*The chamber has stone platform that holds a lush and comfortable-looking bed, covered with a strange thick blue fur of astonishing softness and size.  A wardrobe on one side holds an array of flowing white and cream wraps, and a trunk on the other side holds a blue woolen cloak, a white fur-trimmed coat, and a pair of sturdy fur-lined boots made from white leather.  All of the items look well-cared for, and the winter clothes are packed with dried lavender.**A bookcase under the bed hold seven books, each dealing with various religions, most having at least some kind of wind aspect.  A few minutes of reading reveals a disturbing theme.  Each of the authors was some kind of rogue in their religion, often prophets that no one believed, or slightly mad magicians that believe they were touched by the divine.  Nestled beside them in a newer-looking book filled with the same kind of ramblings, though unfinished.  What perhaps is the most disturbing is that the feverishly-clear insanity in this tome hints at purest blasmphemy by any decent person's standards.**On the north wall is a stone door with a simple latch, and from the scrape marks it opens inward.  Above there's a small latch and some nigh-invisible hinges that tell you there's an escape hatch in the ceiling where the translucent rock meets the more opaque granite of the mountain.  Also, under the bed, hidden behind the bookshelf, is a small, locked iron box about a foot and a half long, about six inches deep, and a foot wide.**For those with low-light vision, there's enough faint ambient light coming from above to let you see "bed, wardrobe, chair."  For those without any special sight, you can see "big, squarish whitish thingy on the floor over there."*</blockquote>

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