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Winter Woodsong's Chambers.

Winter Woodsong’s Chambers

The eldest of the elders, Winter Woodsong, has lived in the Elder Stone for countless years. Her home consists of a series of tiny chambers, high up in the mighty rock. From her windows, Winter can gaze upon the entire Land of Een.

Winter’s chambers reflect the eccentric nature of the old sorceress. Here one can find a collection of odd furniture and peculiur items including kettles and cauldrons, goblets and caskets, wooden chests under lock and key, and tattered parchments and papers. In one corner of the room, there stands a tall Goojun clock. In another corner, there is a large metallic globe with long rods jutting out at different angles. Each rod is capped with a small glowing light, and serves as a map of the stars and planets. There is even a sprouting stool, which more than one Een has happened to sit upon with great surprise.

Winter has her own small library, but despite this, there are also many books scattered about her main chamber. She also has a great deal of art and sculpture in her home, including one of the oldest relief carvings in all of the Elder Stone, depicting an ancient dance (or battle, depending on your point of view) between Eens and monsters.

 
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