The stone rumbled as the cell kept falling down into what appeared to be some sort of elevator shaft. Varran's entire body was trembling now, caused by the motion of the cell sliding down against the irregular stone walls. To his left, he saw small windows flashing by at a rather high speed, letting him know how fast he was actually going. The torch that was on the wall before no longer was in his sight, causing him to be in complete and utter darkness whenever there wasn't a small window to let in any morning light. Suddenly, the cell stopped moving and Varran's body slammed into the stone pedestal rather roughly.<br/><br/>A small window now was on the wall to the right of the pedestal, not bigger than a human head. Through it, Varran could see a sand-coloured wall, consisting of various rocks in different sizes, ranging from small pebbles to large boulders. The orange hue of the morning light gave the rocks an exotic colour, like something painted by a man that had been on mind-altering substances. On the opposite side of the window, the wall had vanished. Instead of the grey stone wall, he could see a portcullis that barred the cell out from the hallway, which was made from the same grey stone as the cell. Torches were scattered over the hallway that spread itself out to both sides.<br/><br/>Varran was still stuck in his cell, but perhaps there was a way out after all...<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>