The first preview of chapter four of my #Southlands sandbox (on my blog see Chapter One ) being another snapshot of area around the #narumbekigap
In the wastes south of
Nuria Natal, a 1/2 mile long crevasse cuts across the flats. On the
north side, reached by a dusty trail, a single building marks the
entrance to the prison of A'Salm A'Zalam (the Silent Dark). In the
depths of the chasm below the crevasse, whose bottom may be many
hundreds of feet below the surface, cells are hung between the walls,
rocking slightly in the stagnant, damp and cold air. Here the Nurians
throw prisoners that will never be released. Escape is difficult if not
impossible. Those who attempt such usually find themselves plummeting to
the bottom of the chasm, mingling with rocks, debris and the bones of
those who fell before them.
The Cells shows a typical
cell. On one side of the cavern arrowslits allow guards or a few
visitors to view the imprisoned. On the other side a track guides a cart
with a folding bridge, used for access to the cells.
The Watch is a view above. Above the arrow-slits are battlements with heavier weapons to use versus determined escapees.
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