The inspection by treats mostly reveals more detail in the images.<br/><br/>The images depict fields with cattle grazing, a<br/>copse with several wolves in the backgro u n d ,<br/>slaves—human, orc, elven, and strange humananimal<br/>mixtures of pig-human, ape-human, and<br/>dog-human—performing sexual acts, and dances.<br/>Certain frescoes are more focused and show<br/>rooms of some building—a library filled with<br/>many books and scrolls, a torture chamber, and a<br/>wizard’s work room. Chairs, windows, boxes, bales,<br/>doors, chests, birds, bats, spiders, and all manner of<br/>things appear on the walls.<br/><br/>Careful inspection of the immediate vicinity reveals that not everything is a painting. Some portions of the art are in fact physical ojects extending from the wall. Such as the chest at the begining of the path.