The monster was dispatched quickly, dealing only minor
damage well within Marty's ability to heal, and the remainder of the tower was
quickly searched. Discovered were a ballroom containing a magical harpsichord
(though badly out of tune), a scribing room with magical ink and copious notes,
and a library with a pair of magical tomes and a fastidious invisible
librarian. The ballroom had several tapestries showing, among other things,
elves at court and a city on the north side of the lake. They also found a
hidden portrait of the Euwyn's great-great-great grandmother Lunette behind a
portrait of Narlock the elder. The group agreed to attempt to sleep in the
tower and the night passed without incident, that is until Euwyn awoke to a
strange buzzing sound and a peculiar trick of the light that seemed to fold
into the corner of the room. He dismissed it as "seeing things" and
moved on.
Opening the final door through magic and will, they found a
luxurious bedroom with a life like doll inside. The doll also resembled
Lunette, but the magic animating her had dwindled over time. The party removed
the doll's magic dress and stowed her under the covers with awkward care.
With many magical items to identify and mysteries to explore
the group left the tower and headed to their various homes. Hedge and Justice
discussed reconstituting the cavalier legions of Malwan, Marty tried out his
new cape before having more sober and thorough sex with Lumi, and Euwyn
discovered that the dress was glamered to appear as any dress the wearer desired.
But could a doll have desires!