You prod the man gently with the tip of your sword, till he reluctantly awakes and turns to face you. As you enter the cage, the man leaps to his feet and whirls around to face you, half crouching, his eyes glinting red. The door swings silently open, and you advance towards the sleeping man, your sword in your hand. Will you: Quietly unlock the cage and creep up while he sleeps? As quietly as you can, you take the keys from the hook and insert one into the lock. A bunch of keys hangs from a hook on the East wall of the passage. You move closer to investigate, and see that it is a young, dark-skinned man, dressed in tattered rags, with a mass of black, tangled hair. Two of the cages are empty, but the middle one is occupied by a sleeping figure. The West side of the passage is made up entirely of thick iron bars, which are divided into three large cages.

This one, however, is lighted by smoky torches, and goes South as far as you can see.

You open the door and go through into another passage. You swallow hard, and try not to dwell upon the fate of anyone sitting at the table who had incurred their lord’s displeasure… Will you press: The white button? The black button? As soon as you press the black button, eight, long, wickedly sharp spikes shoot up through the seats of the eight chairs at the table! Only the throne remains free of this deadly device. One button is black and the other is white. As you approach the throne, you see that it has two buttons embedded into the right armrest. Everything is covered in dust and fine cobwebs, and apparently has not been touched for many years. In contrast, the one to the East is of a prancing, white unicorn – strikingly beautiful compared to the deformed creature opposite it. The one to the West is of an ugly humanoid, with a long pointed tail and horrifically twisted features. On either side of the throne stand two unusual statues. At the North end of the room, upon a raised platform, is a beautiful throne, carved of rich, deep golden wood. A large, long table stands before you with eight chairs drawn up along each side, and one larger, more ornate chair at its head. You go through the door into a huge room, which you realize was probably once the Great Hall of the Fortress.

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