[WR Residence] Jeslyn's Abode

[Jeslyn]

Jeslyn's Abode Within the sprawling corridors of Darniva Commons, one might encounter an unassuming wooden door. The door appears quite new, healthy wood polished to a shine, with only a simple bronze door knocker and keyhole adorning the entrance. More often than not, the lever is locked shut, barring any from accessing the room beyond. However, those that pass such a barrier will find themselves encountering a somewhat haphazard space. The slightly rectangular room is built with the masonry that much of Darniva Commons is comprised of, yet the area is quite spacious. Indeed, a short walk would be required to travel from one wall to its opposite twin. In the far left corner upon arriving in the quarters sits a finely crafted bed fit for one inhabitant. The bed is just as new and simplistic as the door, with white blankets and sheets scattered messily about the mattress, and a chamber pot dwelling beneath. To the foot of the bed is set a wash basin, often filled to brimming by a servile Dek. In the far right corner of the room stands a basic practice dummy, though composed of little more than two crossed pieces of wood. This wood however is pockmarked with numerous scratches and indentations. Isolated to the rightmost wall lies an expansive wooden chest, a simplistic lock lying uselessly beside it. Lounging upon the chest can be found two slightly crumpled maps, one revealing locations within Wind Reach and the other of Kalea. All the occupants’ belongings currently not in use are stored neatly within, in spite of any potential disarray that may surround it. Directly to the right of the doorway is positioned a well-made desk, though the surface is enveloped by a variety of academic paraphernalia, stains, and a half-used candlestick. Dried ink blotches mar the desk’s surface, which are greatly hidden by the collection of books stacked atop it, a nearly dry quill momentarily resting over it, and a heap of variously used parchments covering up the rest. The bottom book outlines information about the animals which stalk the grounds just outside of Wind Reach. The middle book explains the intricacies of falconry, and the top book details methods of successfully hunting ones prey. A small wooden bookcase stands pointlessly beside the desk, gathering dust and gradually becoming the home of a resident spider. Lastly, a plain yet sturdy chair sits before the desk, creaking ever so softly whenever a person reclines in it.