The Room with the Yellow Door @Skinner35@Atroposer
After they entered the room, the door swung shut, seemingly on its own accord, and locked behind them. The room was about the size of a moderate-sized dining room, complete with a large round oak table in the center. Unlike their cells, the room was made of concrete. On the other side of the room, opposite the yellow door, was a raised chamber with a curtain. The half-working chandelier that dangled gently above lightened the area, and the silhouettes of three figures could be seen lying on a bed on the other side of the nearly-transparent curtain.
A seductive Irish voice spoke from behind the curtain: "Me name's Daren. I'm one o' the generals in the Sons o' Winter." The silhouette stood up and moved toward the curtain, toward the two prisoners. "Greetings, me dears."
As he stepped around the curtain, Daren was wearing nothing but a crimson cloak that did very little, if anything at all, to hide his unmentionables. Beside his toned, scarred body, his face was painted in dried red paint, or blood, and a scar also crossed his otherwise handsome face.
"Please...sit," he suggested, gesturing to the empty table and the six chairs surrounding it
After they entered the room, the door swung shut, seemingly on its own accord, and locked behind them. The room was about the size of a moderate-sized dining room, complete with a large round oak table in the center. Unlike their cells, the room was made of concrete. On the other side of the room, opposite the yellow door, was a raised chamber with a curtain. The half-working chandelier that dangled gently above lightened the area, and the silhouettes of three figures could be seen lying on a bed on the other side of the nearly-transparent curtain.
A seductive Irish voice spoke from behind the curtain: "Me name's Daren. I'm one o' the generals in the Sons o' Winter." The silhouette stood up and moved toward the curtain, toward the two prisoners. "Greetings, me dears."
As he stepped around the curtain, Daren was wearing nothing but a crimson cloak that did very little, if anything at all, to hide his unmentionables. Beside his toned, scarred body, his face was painted in dried red paint, or blood, and a scar also crossed his otherwise handsome face.
"Please...sit," he suggested, gesturing to the empty table and the six chairs surrounding it