"No offense taken Lady Oaks. It must be really important for Lord Morgan to bother an order of knights to investigate. Anywho...into addition of being a governor, Lord Morgan is also a merchant. A lot of what is stored in here are his wares; he deals mainly in raw ore mined from the mountains further up the river and has them made into various items in his workshops. There are some gold and silver items being kept in here as well, but as you can see Lord Morgan keeps a very systematic organization system for his barrels and crates; you wouldn't know where a specific item is located unless you had the master list."<br/><br/>Anna explained while following Elli as she surveyed the building. As she had said, the crates were virtually unmarked, save for numbers imprinted on them. It certainly would have been difficult to locate anything without some sort of list or key. As they walked through the complex of crates and barrels, Elli would take notice of something off about a section of crates. The containers in most of the building were stacked quite neatly . This particular pile of crate deviated from the pattern in that not all of the boxes were tightly packed together and some of the numbers of the crates were facing the wrong direction.