<br/><div align="center">(http://i.imgur.com/ZKQu10N.png)</div><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>The Ruby Room was on the second floor of the One-Night Bride, a large, luxurious room that featured a large four-poster bed, decorated in hues of the gem that comprised the door's release mechanism.   Along with the bed, there was a red and black marble fireplace that could be lit with the press of the gem on its mantle, a black privacy screen in one corner that half-shielded a shiny clawfoot tub for those who wished to add bathing to their amenities, and a dark black armoire that held a small variety of wardrobe items and a selection of oils, silken restraints, and a small selection of items that could be used to add to the night's pleasures.  On a stand near the tub was a small fountain with discrete lights where water ran with a continuous soothing sound over stones in hues of white, black, and red.<br/><br/>Above the mantle was a number of lit candles, their softly flickering lights adding just a touch of homey warmth to the elegance, and imparting the scents of spices, sandalwood and cinnamon, and those of more exotic origins in a blend that was both reassuring, and vaguely enervating at once.<br/><br/>For those who wished for a bit of conversation, or perhaps just a change of position, there was a high-backed black leather sofa close to the fireplace, and a small table that could hold a variety of refreshments.<br/><br/>Small, adjustable lamps near the door, the head of the bed, by the tub, and by the fireplace provided light, adjustable to the occupant's preference; the temperature is likewise adjustable by any courtesan or staff.