The kitchen is, rather surprisingly, almost immaculate. The surfaces shine and glitter with cleanliness and the open windows to the grounds outside let in a cool breeze of fresh air. Various ingredients and cookware line the countertops, from flours and sugars, to lewdly shaped fruits and vegetables. To one side is a small pantry, stockpiled with even more ingredients for cooking.<br/><br/>Near the center of the room a large pot slowly simmers, letting off a deliciously spicy scent that slowly permeates the room. Nearby, a tray of small cakes and pies sits, seemingly cooling off by the window. One type of pie is a fruit tart of some kind, topped with unknown berries. The cakes look like cheesecakes, covered in a thick cream. Finally, the last kind of pie seems to be a combination of peaches and honey, the fruits arranged in such a way as to present the image of a glistening womanhood.<br/><br/>Nearby those, a single plate covered by a gleaming metal cover rests. At its side is a small pouch of sugar, a pipette filled with some kind of fragrant honey, and a small jar of chocolate flakes.<br/><br/>A thorough search of the room reveals only two items that may be magical. The first is a small mug, adorned with pictures of cows. The second is a surprisingly ornate spatula.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">This is, of course, leaving out the <del>elephant</del> magical girl in the room. It's up to Zaer to describe what the chef did to her before you arrived, but since I've declared no hp damage has been done (to be fair), he's free to go nuts with it.</div></div><br/>The library is as cozy as one would expect, really. The fireplace burns away happily, somehow keeping the room only pleasantly warm despite the weather. Book cases line the walls and form a sort of maze as one travels deeper in. Above the mantle a pair of rapiers sit, though they're obviously just for show and wouldn't cut it in a fight.<br/><br/>The titles on the shelf vary from seemingly innocent to incredibly lewd. Some are completely innocent adventure novels, others are romantic comedies and dramas. Some are romance novels of the steamy variety, others are shameless smut and still more are instruction manuals.<br/><br/>The greatest discovery, however, is an old dusty tome labeled 'The Compendium of Dib the Dislexic'. While the book seems to contain numerous pages, only five are visible at the moment, each one containing the scroll for a single spell.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Loot for the library: An assortment of books, including the rather erotic-looking 'The Girl in the Mirror.' The pictures on the cover alone are enough to be arousing. A manual on proper bondage techniques, reading it cover to cover will confer a permanent +1 to Use Rope checks. Dib's Compendium, containing what looks like the spells for Mage Hand, Grease, Know Direction, Charm Person, and Eagle's Splendor.</div></div>