Small and round, the room is accessed by a spiral staircase. The room has stone walls, wooden floors and a decoratively carved wooden rocking chair next to a which looks over the castle's moat and the meadows and woodlands beyond.
The room at the top of the tower, Inside Castle
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I come from the lower class. I do what I am told without question. I can not read. I have not seen my family in a long time.
Hello sir, can you help my find my family? We in the King's Service will do anything for citizens in need!  Where did you last see them? That's.. I don't know. I don't even remember how long ago they were gone, just that it was very long ago. The land stretches far, but I doubt they would have left me. Well, let me get equipped before we set out - North, East, West, or South? Wait! This... is my mother's. Why do you have it?! Oh my poor boy, It was given to me by a sickly old woman after saving the village of Chesterwick from goblins.  Her family was massacred, but the village was saved, and this was given to me in thanks. So my family is.. dead? I am sorry lad, the Heirloom is yours now.  Your mother said, shortly before she died, that "it is the key to the kingdom" though I know not of what she meant. Fairy tales, no doubt. I've never seen a lock take something this obscure. I don't know what to do now, I was fixated so long on finding them. I guess I should go to Chesterwick to find out more. Will you come with me? Yes lad, it's the least I can do - perhaps there is someone there who can help.  Had you any aunts or uncles that may have survived the goblin raid?? Perhaps this is what we will find out. I can't imagine them being any more fortuitous but I will keep hope, will you show me the way? Yes lad, Chesterwick lies beyond the Blue Mountain and the River Duin, but we should reach it in a fortnight's travel more or less.