The tower seems to involve more than just a school of magic, it also seems to be the source of the government of the island, if the uppermost chambers are any indication. It's here that he sees the first remains he's seen on the island, a single skeleton, humanoid, though it's almost impossible to tell what race, given that the bones look ancient, and have mostly crumbled away.<br/><br/>Most of the rooms of the tower are much like the rest of the city; furnished, but they simply look abandoned, as if their owners might return, some day, and expect everything to still be waiting. There were three hidden doors on the ground floor, and several other, small hidden areas on the upper floor, in which he finds a number of curious artifacts from this bygone age, as well as a number of unusual or valuable tools, though nothing exceptional, for his use, aside from the fact that many mix the magic and technology.<br/><br/>The orb at the peak of the tower doesn't seem to be controlled from the upper floors of the tower; conduits of energy run down the tower, through the walls, to the basement. The orb, itself, seems to be a vast reservoir of energy, though a large crack in the side of it causes the energy to bleed off, about as quickly as it accumulates, meaning that the amount within is, currently, fairly static.