Haus von Assylus

Take a couple unexpected left's on the outskirts of Ashshire and you'll find the road's pavement switch to cobblestone as it twists it's way up a rising hillside. The oak trees surrounding the road slowly make an arch around you, shutting out the light as you approach the top of the hill. Upon entering the large iron gate reading 'Haus von Assylus' a white three-story house comes in view. The mossy yard is decorated with some gothic themed statues, the parking spot is an oval surrounding a stone fountain with a seemingly lion theme. The first thing you will notice upon entering the large black-oak door is the large glass windows; they're thickly bulletproof - giving an amazing view of Ashshire below. Most of the house is tiled with a nineteenth century theme. You will also spot a painting of Mord in his best protective stance, if he so happens to be absent to greet your intrusion. The staircase is wooden and winds up all the way up to the attic with little break-offs for the seperate floors. The second-floor is decorated with much of Jade's paintings of Europe and the people she had known. Next to the grand steinway piano hanging above it is a large painting of Corinth, his eyes seeming to watch you as you observe the room. It is also spaced with many rectangle windows, maroon curtains pinned on the sides. Third floor is where Jade keeps all of her books, the walls are covered in them and the center of the room is a circular bed for reading. In the back of the room is a patio where you may look out upon the town as well. The attic door is chained with locks, no peeking.