The Sanctum
The hand-hewn timbers, handsomely sculpted stone walls, and smooth-worn
floor of this torch-lit antechamber, roughly fifteen feet across, gives the
impression of being on the threshold of the "Hall of the Mountain King". Indeed,
in days gone by, the hall tree against the western wall might have been placed to offer
petitioners a ready
place to sit and wait, or to hang an inappropriate item or garment before
entering the audience chamber.
Faint purple light spills through the northern arch. Warm light, perhaps
even sunlight, can be seen to the south. A breeze blows in fron the west, and single heavy hewn timber door exits to the
east.
North
South
East
West