05-26-2018, 07:25 AM
Celestia had decided to trust the code word given to them by their mysterious acquaintance and it seemed they were in fact getting their rooms free of any kind of charge. Revan had to admit the whole town seemed normal enough and Alex seemed quite cheery.
Gripping a large metal key that would be for his door he made a choice. “It makes sense to find out just how good these rooms are, well go see the guards afterwards.
Moving through the wooden tavern they found a set of stairs that seemed to creak a bit as they climbed up. A number of rooms lay ahead as they looked down the hallway, it wasn’t until they came to the last two doors of the hall they found their rooms.
Revan poked the large brass key into the keyhole as it turned and a moment later a click as the large heavy door creaked open revealing a fairly modest room of browns and blacks. Entering the room carefully he stepped on the Brown rug viewing the black bed and cabinets on his left. A look to the right revealed an oak desk and a door to what must be a bathroom.
The desk had paper on it yet no words were written, Revan wondered if all the rooms looked the same but was distracted by the window with black curtains. Brushing the fabric aside Revan peered out a time the town below. Citizens of Draynor roamed the streets going about their simple daily tasks and even the sight of a guard did catch his eyes.
“Certainly is an up step from the Moors.” Revan said seeing and believing these people were safe and in no real danger at all.
Why had they been brought here if the town was happy and prospering, the guards certainly did not let on any danger was about, perhaps asking Alex the purpose of the code would be an opportunity to seek but the man had not yet made any attempt to talk to them in private. Revan could not deny that Wallace had given off a strange sense of malice, perhaps he’d show up again.
“Where is this threat.” Revan said aloud as he glanced out a moment longer before deciding it was time to leave.
Moving back to the door he exited the room, twisting the key the room was locked again. Revan moved over to Celestia’s door and knocked wondering what she was doing and if she was ready to leave. He found himself curious if most towns were like this in Camelot or if this place was truly something special.
“I think you’re right about where to start.” Revan said through the door awaiting the Alicorn’s reply.
Gripping a large metal key that would be for his door he made a choice. “It makes sense to find out just how good these rooms are, well go see the guards afterwards.
Moving through the wooden tavern they found a set of stairs that seemed to creak a bit as they climbed up. A number of rooms lay ahead as they looked down the hallway, it wasn’t until they came to the last two doors of the hall they found their rooms.
Revan poked the large brass key into the keyhole as it turned and a moment later a click as the large heavy door creaked open revealing a fairly modest room of browns and blacks. Entering the room carefully he stepped on the Brown rug viewing the black bed and cabinets on his left. A look to the right revealed an oak desk and a door to what must be a bathroom.
The desk had paper on it yet no words were written, Revan wondered if all the rooms looked the same but was distracted by the window with black curtains. Brushing the fabric aside Revan peered out a time the town below. Citizens of Draynor roamed the streets going about their simple daily tasks and even the sight of a guard did catch his eyes.
“Certainly is an up step from the Moors.” Revan said seeing and believing these people were safe and in no real danger at all.
Why had they been brought here if the town was happy and prospering, the guards certainly did not let on any danger was about, perhaps asking Alex the purpose of the code would be an opportunity to seek but the man had not yet made any attempt to talk to them in private. Revan could not deny that Wallace had given off a strange sense of malice, perhaps he’d show up again.
“Where is this threat.” Revan said aloud as he glanced out a moment longer before deciding it was time to leave.
Moving back to the door he exited the room, twisting the key the room was locked again. Revan moved over to Celestia’s door and knocked wondering what she was doing and if she was ready to leave. He found himself curious if most towns were like this in Camelot or if this place was truly something special.
“I think you’re right about where to start.” Revan said through the door awaiting the Alicorn’s reply.