Welcome to Gaia! ::

A plain door with the number 15 in black letters are inscribed on the door along with 'Please knock before entering'. Doing so will allow entry from the dweller. Stepping into this room would leave one to think they have stepped back in time. Large heavy dark grey stones, alomst black make up the walls. Large book cases hide two of the four walls, heavy with large old tomes, and scrolls. The other book case is with more newer books. Another wall is adornded with a large fireplace, large enough to walk into without having to bend over. great stone griffins stand guard on either end, supporting a great stone slab holding trinkets of curiosity. Before the fireplace are chairs thick, and velvety, with curved wooden legs and chair arms, and a table of stone between them. The ceiling is high, and rafters like with large thick boards, and tree truncks polished down. Large silk sleets and tarps encrested with emblems of old, and in deep rich colors hand from these. The floors are of oak, dark and worn smooth from years of use. There is a large crimson carpet in the floors center, also with a crest of old. Thick and soft it welcomes all. There is also the other wall with a bed most fitting of the room. Large, and high off the floor,. Wodden legs, and banisters with heavy crimson drapry hiding the bed itself from veiw. Besides this it a large wardrobe, made of oak, and just as dark as the floor, with out we large enough to hold five or so people.

Such a room full of trinkets of the old and unknown, also holds many secrets. Though out in the open, or throughly hidden, this is a room of comfortable mystery and intruige.

After having read thorugh a considerable amount of pages, a split of paper enscribed with the words "Acta Est Fabula" was put on the page to mark the location, and was shut. The heavy tome was then placed onto the table, and the room's dweller relaxed further intot he large chair, watching the flames dance in the fireplace.