Yesehlmaar

Yeshelmaar was carved into a rocky tor, with a pristine lake of cold water at the foot of the hill. As of 1373 DR , it was an elaborate construction, hard to tell where the natural stone ended and the construction began. Greenery was planted throughout the construction. The main gates were made of iron an stone, leading into a wide square-cut tunnel flagged with granite. Many small side tunnels opened into dark chambers, but the main passage was lit with lamps, with the light of day leaking in. Some of the rooms opened into rooftop gardens, but sheer plunges off the side of Yeshelmaar were...