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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sullaf" data-source="post: 842644" data-attributes="member: 2768">You meet up at about 4 p.m. and as expected, you are frisked before you are allowed to enter the auction hall. The guards do not seem to do a real good job, and they do not find any concealed weapons. The auction hall is a grand hall, about 300 meters in length and 100 meters in width. The front has a large podium and the whole hall is surrounded by pillars. In the middle numerous chairs are placed (about 30 rows, with 30 chairs in each row) and on each chair is an envelope on which a name is written in golden lettes. In the back there are some crude wooden chairs for any personal that might be brought in to accompany a noble.The podium consists of a great red curtain in the middle and two smaller curtains in front, which provides a walking space. The ceiling is beautifully painted and shows an image of the great war of the gods and has an enormous chandelier hanging in the middle. There are 6 exits: two double doors in the center on both sides, of whom one serves as the entrance. One behind the podium behind the main curtain, leading to the room where all the art objects are stored and one in the back leading to a kitchen. All exits are guarded by two guards, except for the kitchen door and the storage door. The kitchen door is not guarded at all, and the storage door has 6 guards protecting the precious valuables. The room is lit by several orbs hanging from the ceiling as well as some candles hanging on the wall, which doesn't seem to waste.Several waiters and waitresses are walking about, making sure that the guest have enough to drink. Some excited art collectors are already present and are discussing numerous art object which are apparently to be auctioned. Slowly the nobles are walking in and it becomes more crowded.You have yet another hour before the auction commences. What will you do, or where will you be if the auction begins.</blockquote>

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