Investigating the murals will give Sage the following. Feel free to write it up how you like.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">info</div><div class="spoiler_body">It takes a bit of time to cover everything. The murals, after all, haven't had anyone to tend them in probably a thousand years, or thereabouts, and are faded in some places, cracked in others. That being said, this is the gist of what they show.<br/><br/>The tomb was laid down a very long time ago. About the time of the breaking of the world by the looks of it, and though there are many references to the Queen that was entombed here, her name is omitted. There is a warning, that names have power, and that to use her name would be to draw her eye, and that could have terrible repercussions for those foolish enough to do so, and calls upon the Immaculate Dragons to ward them instead.<br/>     <br/>That being said, she was still buried with all due ceremony. It looks like it was done so that her spirit would rest beyond, and not seek to return and seek vengeance. The inscriptions here show she was overthrown in a night of fire, her inhuman allies were driven away or slain, and all reference to her reign was burned. There does seem a rather strong flame motif in much of this.<br/><br/>It seems that it was done by those who overthrew her, rather than those who honoured her, which would explain why it's hidden away far from everything.<br/><br/></div></div>