You and Kara search through the Library for a little while, but see no other signs of life. Well, nothing beyond the occasional opened book, anyway. Eventually, though, you<em>do</em>find the way out... a hole cut directly into the wall, that looks like a chimney that fey would have flown through. At one point, it was probably too small for humans to get inside...but age (and what looks like artificial force) have opened it wide enough that you and Kara are able to climb through.<br/><br/>Thankfully, this stretch isn't as long as the staircase that brought you down to the library... but it does still take almost ten minutes for you and Kara to tumble out the other side. And when you do, you find yourself in the strangest garden you've ever seen.<br/><br/>Even here, deep below the earth's surface, you can look up and see "stars." Not a full night sky, mind you, but inky darkness dotted with many of the foremost northern constellations. The whole area is spread out with some of the hardiest, toughest plants you could imagine. Evergreens and barely-covered winter oak, and holly everywhere. All of it long untouched and uncared for, and every inch of it covered with snow or glistening sharp icicles.<br/><br/>Surprisingly, despite the fact that this is obviously meant to be a "winter" garden, you feel no cold here... and before you can pass it off as a benefit to your fey magic, you realize that Kara doesn't seem to be cold either.<br/><br/>"H-how..." The thief woman looks around in wonder, eyes drinking in the sights. "This... is some intriguing magic, to say the least..."<br/><br/>The two of you walk a little while longer, until you finally come across a large pavilion covered in snow and fallen pine needles. Here, your companion looks up to the "sky," and then back to you.<br/><br/>"What do you think? Should we rest here for the night, or press deeper into the garden?"