Despite how long the fortress has been left to decay, it was still completely obvious how regal the palace must have been back in the day. Strange symbols dotted the halls, and the faded remains of extraordinary paintings laid dormant at her sides. The space was so large, so regally decorated, that is was nigh impossible to imagine that it was only the entrance, a waiting room for guests. To the left and right of the entrance were two halls lined with crumbled masonry, perhaps chairs back in the day. Directly in front of the entrance was a long hallway, with a door at the end. One could easily tell it was wooden, reinforced with iron, most likely an emergency contingency door in case a siege broke through the castle gate and the palace door. However, the door was severely damaged. Several holes dotted the surface, resembling either the use of an axe or a hammer to break down the door. Upon closer inspection, one could see rusted arrowheads and bolts shot into the door. By looking through the holes in the door, one could see that it led to a short hallway, which immediately banked left into a much narrower one, otherwise, there was nothing else to see.