Warrior's Den

Against the East wall of the Mausoleum there is a stack of old church benches, long enough to touch one end of the tomb to the other. They lay in threes against each other and are piled up by three. Old vines that have grown up from the cracks in the floor have climb the benches and drape over the edges veiling the openings between them. Here the Warriors and Apprentices sleep, the den having three layers. The most bottom layer, where the Mausoleum’s stone makes the floor and the benches make their roof, is where the Apprentices make their den. The second layer new appointed and young Warriors sleep. And the third and top layer is where the senior and most acknowledged Warriors rest.

One of the third layer’s benches had snapped on one end, about one fourth of it. Now it lays angled serving as a small ramp from the third layer to the second layer of benches. Both the second and third level can be played here.