Archaeo-Seal

Well, we found quite the discovery, didn't we?   The Memoria Facility was innocuous enough-Same steel corridors, gastly pale lighting, any attempt at comfort or homeliness removed without a second thought. I doubt a single woman has ever stepped foot in this facility. Sativa Didn't even have the facility on record, which I find quite interesting, as he has a database of every Memoria Facility in the Mortal Lands in that clever little metal head of his! At least all the ones on public record, which means that this facility was, indeed, very much not on public record.   It isn't a big facility, by any means; There's a few rooms for sleeping and cooking, bare and cold as they are, a few laboratories, and an observation room over a large, circular chamber. It looks more like something from one of those silly pulp fiction silent films they show back in Poartlind. Anything organic has long since deteriorated, save for a few scraps of what look like decorative cloth-it was black, at one time, now a dark purple filled with holes and will probably disintegrate if touched. They hang from the ceiling and give quite the eerie air to the place. The Floor is the truly interesting part of the facility; it's as if someone took a Wizard Ritual and Memoric Transportation technology and created an unholy abomination of the two. At least Koski called it unholy, and I'll take his word for it. Tabitha and Sativa showed great interest in studying it further, but I would rather fortify the facility first.   We beat Hawthorne here, but only barely. I want to be ready for anything when he comes knocking. He was hell-bound to find something here, and I want to know what.   ~Elizabeth Bismuth, May 7th, 1900.