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allthekeys) wrote2012-08-02 12:09 am
allthekeys) wrote2012-08-02 12:09 am
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[Transient Rooms]
These rooms are a special category in the setting. With no fixed location, they are only accessible when they are mentioned in the updates.
Planetarium:
This room has four doors, with each door framed by a grand archway, reminiscent of a church. Though the room seems to be underground, the center of the room is round and railed. It is carefully separated from the main part of the room as though to protect the treasure hidden within. It seems as though someone has trapped a universe between the rails and the rounded ceiling and floor, the occasional planet spins free of the trap. Touching the planets gives you a feeling like an electric shock, and the stars will leave burns on your finger tips.
The ceilings are painted with intricate patterns of constellations taken from an alien sky, paling in comparison to the real thing nestled so innocently in the center of the room.
All four doors have a tendency to not lead back to where you came from; the one to the North doesn’t seem to lead back into the house at all, though you can enter from it. In fact the room itself doesn’t seem to exist in the house proper; one can only find it by accident or perhaps by the house’s allowance.
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Planetarium:
This room has four doors, with each door framed by a grand archway, reminiscent of a church. Though the room seems to be underground, the center of the room is round and railed. It is carefully separated from the main part of the room as though to protect the treasure hidden within. It seems as though someone has trapped a universe between the rails and the rounded ceiling and floor, the occasional planet spins free of the trap. Touching the planets gives you a feeling like an electric shock, and the stars will leave burns on your finger tips.
The ceilings are painted with intricate patterns of constellations taken from an alien sky, paling in comparison to the real thing nestled so innocently in the center of the room.
All four doors have a tendency to not lead back to where you came from; the one to the North doesn’t seem to lead back into the house at all, though you can enter from it. In fact the room itself doesn’t seem to exist in the house proper; one can only find it by accident or perhaps by the house’s allowance.