[Location] Chez Morcio [Rycust's Residence]

[Rycust Erryt]

Commander Wersef Morcio's Residence Rycust Erryt's Residence Owner: Ebonstryfe Commander Wersef Morcio Location: The Noble District Components: Master Bedroom(Simple), Guests Quarters(Simple), Bath(Simple), Office(Simple), Common Area(Simple), Kitchen(Simple), Stables(Simple) The Morcio Residence is located on the very edge of the Noble District, grouped with several other houses of the fledgling nobles; People with just enough money to live with a little luxury, but not enough to actually be of much consequence. The house wasn't too remarkable from the outside; Wersef didn't quite have the money to spend on an elaborate entryway or garden. The house was purely functional; each component existed to provide some asset to the whole, without any frivolities. Wersef wasn't ever a man for frivolities, it was fitting that his house should be the same. It gave the residence a militaristic feel. The inside carried on the feeling of a barrack, though there was a little more attention to decoration. The dark oak door opened up right into the Common Area, which was no more than a large, mostly empty room with a couple of wooden benches and chairs. Along the walls were various weapons of all kinds, in addition to a few trophies of Wersef's past. This room would often double as a training room, when all of the furniture was moved to the side. The kitchen could be accessed through a doorway directly connected to the common area, on the east side. The small range of utensils and cooking apparatuses bothered neither Wersef nor Rycust; neither had much of an interest in cooking. A short hallway led to the other rooms. The first door on the left was the bath, a room which was treasured in that house. Both residents took great pride in their hygiene. The next door was on the right, Rycust's room; previously the guest quarters. Rycust took very good care of his small living quarters, and it was arguably the cleanest room in the house. While all he had now was straw mattress bed, simple firepit, a chest of drawers, small table and a couple of simple wooden chairs, he kept all of the modest furnishings in excellent condition and worked to acquire more as time went on. Just a few more steps down the hallway was a door on the left, leading into the office. The office was mostly used for the scholarly adventures of the residents, which were few and far between. Though whenever Rycust got a new book about something that could further his career, he could be found in the study, notes laid out across the desk. The hallway ended with a thick oak door that was always closed; the door to Wersef's room. Only Rhysol himself knew just exactly what was in there.