As Telthor, astride a less than happy Zara slithered into the next room, The ball of light hanging in it's center reveals a fairly standard taproom... Several small tables are scattered abot on the floor with actual chairs around each table, numbering 4 to each. Some of the chairs are pulled away rom the table as if  someone had risen from it orwere seated at a table. Again, a number of trenchers, bowls and various drinking vessels litter the tables. Along the back wall sits a long wooden bar, complete with a brass foot rest along the bottom and a number of stools; two 30 gallon barrels sit on their sides behind the bar with taps and the ubicuious shelves of bottles and containers. Along the surface of the counter sit a number of tankards, mugs, wine glasses and other items of the drinking activity. It would seem, from the number of items, that the inn was at least moderately busy when it was abandoned. In the connecting wall is the other side of the fire place; the campfire bead providing a flickering additional level of light and the hints of warmth. In the far corner, beind the bar is a doorway... Aside from the adventurers, the place continues to be as silent as a tomb.<br/><br/>As the holy symbol comes out, it gives off a soft blue light and the Hlalfling seems to pray or meditate for several moments.<br/><br/>When Beau opens the small box, she finds.... an intricately engraved key that appears to be made of gold that sits upon a velvet base; a symbol of some kind is embossed in one corner of the velvet<br/><br/>Make perception check beau.<br/><br/>Unfortunately, her search of the kitchen area for eatables turns up little, it's clear that while there are the remains of a kitchen in use, the foodstuffs and stores are largely spoiled... except for some glass jars in a pantry that are unopened, but dust covered.<br/><br/>Make another perception check please.<br/><br/>Anyone looking at this room make a perception check.