He nodded, his agreement, and they began to check the area out. The first couple of rooms were part of what looked to be elaborate sauna and bath chambers, likely for the ruler and his family and court. At one time they were likely quite well decorated and filled out, but the passage of time had left them dried out, and the tile and paintings on the walls dried, lighter in color, and faded in many places to blend in with the surrounding stone and brick. Beyond that were what appeared to be guest chambers, and storage areas, and perhaps a kitchen.<br/><br/>Finally, a stairway led up to an antechamber, that lead to the royal suite of the ruler himself. The area was a floor up, and had windows that allowed the sunlight in. Open windows on either side allowed for the breeze to flow through the chamber, allowing air to circulate and keep the room somewhat cool. The furnishings, decorations, and all the objects that would have been in the chamber were either gone, corroded or decayed into nothing. Still, there were several rooms in the suite and the search took some time. A few hidden rooms were discovered, that were empty, until they came to the library. A hidden library, full of ancient texts, mainly history and philosophy, and she could tell that this was apparently what he had come for, or at least had hoped to find. Rummaging through the findings, a map was found. He held the map up and examined it.<br/><br/>'This, this is what we have come for' he said.